The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... thousand upon thousand on the edge of starvation . Some of the unemployed took to the road and made a living by begging , petty thievery , or crime . These tramps - there were a thousand of them in Massachusetts alone - terrorized the ...
... thousand upon thousand on the edge of starvation . Some of the unemployed took to the road and made a living by begging , petty thievery , or crime . These tramps - there were a thousand of them in Massachusetts alone - terrorized the ...
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... thousand . In doing so it threw out thirteen thousand Democratic votes . The opposing factions in Louisiana were not left alone to settle the tangle . Visiting statesmen , so - called , representing both national parties , went to ...
... thousand . In doing so it threw out thirteen thousand Democratic votes . The opposing factions in Louisiana were not left alone to settle the tangle . Visiting statesmen , so - called , representing both national parties , went to ...
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... thousand or more . The people in these cities maintained and presumably supported approximately eighty The Liquor thousand drinking places . Over and above this number were at least twenty Business thousand similar institutions in the ...
... thousand or more . The people in these cities maintained and presumably supported approximately eighty The Liquor thousand drinking places . Over and above this number were at least twenty Business thousand similar institutions in the ...
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