The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... legislature to regulate the railroads . Armed with this new authority the legislature established a schedule of maximum rates for both freight and passenger service , and at the same time created a board of commissioners to make the ...
... legislature to regulate the railroads . Armed with this new authority the legislature established a schedule of maximum rates for both freight and passenger service , and at the same time created a board of commissioners to make the ...
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... legislatures and in Congress and as mayors of cities . After 1900 the Socialist party gained a larger mem- bership , but it ... legislature was the Congress of the United States . In 1868 this body passed a law declaring Social that the ...
... legislatures and in Congress and as mayors of cities . After 1900 the Socialist party gained a larger mem- bership , but it ... legislature was the Congress of the United States . In 1868 this body passed a law declaring Social that the ...
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... legislatures . With reference to New York he wrote : If I said , for instance , that the legislature at Albany was a school of vice , a fountain of political debauchery , and that few of the younger men came back from it without having ...
... legislatures . With reference to New York he wrote : If I said , for instance , that the legislature at Albany was a school of vice , a fountain of political debauchery , and that few of the younger men came back from it without having ...
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The LincolnJohnson Plan | 1 |
The Congressional Plan | 13 |
The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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