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... industrial resources and systematization so vast that Europe , alarmed for her industries in competi- tion with this new power , is discussing the policy of forming protective alliances among the nations of the continent . Into this ...
... industrial resources and systematization so vast that Europe , alarmed for her industries in competi- tion with this new power , is discussing the policy of forming protective alliances among the nations of the continent . Into this ...
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... industrial empire , system- atic control of vast spaces , producing the American type of the captain of industry ... industrial power of the Old Dominion by enriching intercourse with the Missis- sippi Valley , as Monroe wished to bind ...
... industrial empire , system- atic control of vast spaces , producing the American type of the captain of industry ... industrial power of the Old Dominion by enriching intercourse with the Missis- sippi Valley , as Monroe wished to bind ...
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... industry builders . Whereas the type of hero in the Southwest was militant , in the Northwest he was industrial . It was in the midst of these " plain people , " as he loved to call them , that Lincoln grew to manhood . As Emerson says ...
... industry builders . Whereas the type of hero in the Southwest was militant , in the Northwest he was industrial . It was in the midst of these " plain people , " as he loved to call them , that Lincoln grew to manhood . As Emerson says ...
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CHAPTER PAGE XX THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FRONTIER IN AMERICAN HISTORY | 1 |
THE FIRST OFFICIAL FRONTIER OF THE MASSA CHUSETTS BAY | 39 |
THE OLD WEST 67 | 67 |
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