The Cotton Trade: Its Bearing Upon the Prosperity of Great Britain and Commerce of the American Republics, Considered in Connection with the System of Negro Slavery in the Confederate StatesSaunders, Otley & Company, 1863 - 292 halaman |
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... cultivate cotton extensively , or apply it to use until about the year 1280 , although it had then been one of their ornamental " * The progress of population in England and Wales for sixty years has been surprisingly regular . In 1801 ...
... cultivate cotton extensively , or apply it to use until about the year 1280 , although it had then been one of their ornamental " * The progress of population in England and Wales for sixty years has been surprisingly regular . In 1801 ...
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... cultivation and manufacture of cotton began in Italy in the eleventh century ; it was subsequently introduced into Spain and other parts of Europe where the climate en- couraged its growth . It is a matter of much surprise that the ...
... cultivation and manufacture of cotton began in Italy in the eleventh century ; it was subsequently introduced into Spain and other parts of Europe where the climate en- couraged its growth . It is a matter of much surprise that the ...
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... cultivation of cotton in the Southern States of America , have been largely instrumental in placing England on her present proud com- mercial eminence , and have been the true source of the wonder- ful prosperity of all the American ...
... cultivation of cotton in the Southern States of America , have been largely instrumental in placing England on her present proud com- mercial eminence , and have been the true source of the wonder- ful prosperity of all the American ...
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... cultivation of cotton having been commenced on an important scale a few years after their foreign affairs were entrusted to this general agency , ' which likewise established unrestricted free trade between them . Massachusetts and ...
... cultivation of cotton having been commenced on an important scale a few years after their foreign affairs were entrusted to this general agency , ' which likewise established unrestricted free trade between them . Massachusetts and ...
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... cultivating the cotton plant , stating that the colonists did not consider it of much importance . Peter Purry , a ... cultivation of cotton , not for export , but for manufacturing purposes . Previous to that event 6 6 they relied on ...
... cultivating the cotton plant , stating that the colonists did not consider it of much importance . Peter Purry , a ... cultivation of cotton , not for export , but for manufacturing purposes . Previous to that event 6 6 they relied on ...
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