The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... result of bankruptcies and fraudulent practices . One authority estimated that in 1884 the total excess capitalization of American railroads amounted to $ 4,000,000,000 . Under the standards which prevailed at that time the roads which ...
... result of bankruptcies and fraudulent practices . One authority estimated that in 1884 the total excess capitalization of American railroads amounted to $ 4,000,000,000 . Under the standards which prevailed at that time the roads which ...
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... result in increased imports , and thus to defeat the President's purpose of reducing revenue . Mills himself lacked acquaintance with the industrial system of the country ; he also lacked the support of his own party associates , some ...
... result in increased imports , and thus to defeat the President's purpose of reducing revenue . Mills himself lacked acquaintance with the industrial system of the country ; he also lacked the support of his own party associates , some ...
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... result in a separate peace with Germany . France and England reserved to themselves " complete freedom on this subject when they enter the Peace Conference . " The Allies also reserved the right to exact full reparation from Germany for ...
... result in a separate peace with Germany . France and England reserved to themselves " complete freedom on this subject when they enter the Peace Conference . " The Allies also reserved the right to exact full reparation from Germany for ...
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