Economic and Social History of New England, 1620-1789: Aboriginal intercourse with the colonistsHoughton, Mifflin, 1963 - New England |
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Page 584
... direct profits to New- port , great as these were . They gave a tremendous im- pulse to more legitimate industry and commerce , and compelled the exchange to follow in the wake of " rum vessel " and slaver . The commerce of Providence ...
... direct profits to New- port , great as these were . They gave a tremendous im- pulse to more legitimate industry and commerce , and compelled the exchange to follow in the wake of " rum vessel " and slaver . The commerce of Providence ...
Page 780
... direct , especially to Bordeaux and Nantes . The State of Massachusetts sent there two hhds . of furs , chiefly otter and beaver ; a shipment of oil , at £ 3.10 per ton of 252 gallons for freight to Bordeaux , was proposed . The ...
... direct , especially to Bordeaux and Nantes . The State of Massachusetts sent there two hhds . of furs , chiefly otter and beaver ; a shipment of oil , at £ 3.10 per ton of 252 gallons for freight to Bordeaux , was proposed . The ...
Page 841
... direct action upon this process of consolidating the United States . The Websters of New England contrib- Contribu- uted a great bridge toward the advance and de- tions of New velopment of orderly union out of confederate disorder . In ...
... direct action upon this process of consolidating the United States . The Websters of New England contrib- Contribu- uted a great bridge toward the advance and de- tions of New velopment of orderly union out of confederate disorder . In ...
Contents
CHAPTER XII | 449 |
How the eighteenth century went wrong | 458 |
CHAPTER XIII | 473 |
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