The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... railroad transportation . Along with all this there were the efforts of state and federal legislatures to regu- late and control the new power of the railroads , a contest in which victories for a time lay with the railroads . In 1861 ...
... railroad transportation . Along with all this there were the efforts of state and federal legislatures to regu- late and control the new power of the railroads , a contest in which victories for a time lay with the railroads . In 1861 ...
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... railroad managers . Perhaps not every man had his price , but there were many who did , and the railroad men had no difficulty in finding out who they were , and no hesitation in meeting their terms . The railroad managers found ...
... railroad managers . Perhaps not every man had his price , but there were many who did , and the railroad men had no difficulty in finding out who they were , and no hesitation in meeting their terms . The railroad managers found ...
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... railroad commission . Although this Reagan bill passed the House , the Senate still refused to take any action . By this time the demand for federal regulation , or at least for a federal law on the subject , was becoming irresistible ...
... railroad commission . Although this Reagan bill passed the House , the Senate still refused to take any action . By this time the demand for federal regulation , or at least for a federal law on the subject , was becoming irresistible ...
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The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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