Economic and Social History of New England, 1620-1789: Aboriginal intercourse with the colonistsHoughton, Mifflin, 1963 - New England |
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... Industry is the keynote of our history . The essential New Eng- try creates . nature of the people put forth this form of out- land indus- ward activity , as surely as the Latins devoted themselves to conquest . It has been said , there ...
... Industry is the keynote of our history . The essential New Eng- try creates . nature of the people put forth this form of out- land indus- ward activity , as surely as the Latins devoted themselves to conquest . It has been said , there ...
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... industry . We must remember that , while foreign commerce left the most shining marks and received the highest rewards in the convertible forms of wealth , the industry of the Homestead homesteads , the patient work of farmers , in com ...
... industry . We must remember that , while foreign commerce left the most shining marks and received the highest rewards in the convertible forms of wealth , the industry of the Homestead homesteads , the patient work of farmers , in com ...
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... industry of women , how important to the growth of , 398 ; wages in , 400 ; domestic life in , about 1700 , 411-419 ; religion in , as exemplified by Judge Sewall , 945 420 , 429 ; character of the men of , 426 , 427 ; the whale fishery ...
... industry of women , how important to the growth of , 398 ; wages in , 400 ; domestic life in , about 1700 , 411-419 ; religion in , as exemplified by Judge Sewall , 945 420 , 429 ; character of the men of , 426 , 427 ; the whale fishery ...
Contents
CHAPTER XII | 449 |
How the eighteenth century went wrong | 458 |
CHAPTER XIII | 473 |
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