Economic and Social History of New England, 1620-1789: Aboriginal intercourse with the colonistsHoughton, Mifflin, 1963 - New England |
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... manufacture languished for reasons we have seen . Paper inflation , without doubt , stimulated these manufacturing enterprises at first ; then that force soon expended itself . So long as the local demand equalled the supply , iron ...
... manufacture languished for reasons we have seen . Paper inflation , without doubt , stimulated these manufacturing enterprises at first ; then that force soon expended itself . So long as the local demand equalled the supply , iron ...
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... manufactured here . " 1 Probably this indicates the condition of manufactures for any district in New England . Wool - cards . Contingent to clothing was the manufacture of wool- cards , their use being almost the mainspring of home ...
... manufactured here . " 1 Probably this indicates the condition of manufactures for any district in New England . Wool - cards . Contingent to clothing was the manufacture of wool- cards , their use being almost the mainspring of home ...
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... manufacture of paper , 504 ; appoints the Boston pilot , 592 ; discriminates against New Hamp- shire by double duties and fees , 593 ; regulates the curing of fish , 598 ; places a bounty on priva- teers , 601 ; exacts light - house and ...
... manufacture of paper , 504 ; appoints the Boston pilot , 592 ; discriminates against New Hamp- shire by double duties and fees , 593 ; regulates the curing of fish , 598 ; places a bounty on priva- teers , 601 ; exacts light - house and ...
Contents
CHAPTER XII | 449 |
How the eighteenth century went wrong | 458 |
CHAPTER XIII | 473 |
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