Woodrow Wilson and American LiberalismCollier Books, 1948 - 295 halaman |
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Halaman 41
... railways encouraged settlers and immigrants , who either bought from the railways part of the land granted by the Federal Government or took up a 160 - acre holding under the Homestead Act of 1862 and other similar Acts . In turn the ...
... railways encouraged settlers and immigrants , who either bought from the railways part of the land granted by the Federal Government or took up a 160 - acre holding under the Homestead Act of 1862 and other similar Acts . In turn the ...
Halaman 42
... railways also absorbed the output of the growing iron and steel industry . By 1890 the capital value of the country's railway system was around 10 billion dollars , and as railways and Republicanism went together , it is signifi- cant ...
... railways also absorbed the output of the growing iron and steel industry . By 1890 the capital value of the country's railway system was around 10 billion dollars , and as railways and Republicanism went together , it is signifi- cant ...
Halaman 57
... railways had been passed either by the House of Representatives or by the Senate , but since they were never the same Bills , they never became Acts . However , in 1887 Con- gress passed the Interstate Commerce Act , which provided that ...
... railways had been passed either by the House of Representatives or by the Senate , but since they were never the same Bills , they never became Acts . However , in 1887 Con- gress passed the Interstate Commerce Act , which provided that ...
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