Patterns in American History, Volume 1Alexander DeConde, Armin Rappaport, William R. Steckel |
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Page 115
... causes can logically be traced to 1763 . OF '76 Whatever the " spirit of '76 " was , it was by no means a unanimous con- viction . Not more than one - third of the colonists were ardent in the cause ; George Washington never had more ...
... causes can logically be traced to 1763 . OF '76 Whatever the " spirit of '76 " was , it was by no means a unanimous con- viction . Not more than one - third of the colonists were ardent in the cause ; George Washington never had more ...
Page 401
... causes of sectional conflict from those of secession , or from the causes of the Civil War itself . It is possible to ... cause , slavery , " but blamed neither North nor South for touching off the war . The nation , not the South , he ...
... causes of sectional conflict from those of secession , or from the causes of the Civil War itself . It is possible to ... cause , slavery , " but blamed neither North nor South for touching off the war . The nation , not the South , he ...
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... causes of the Civil War has traveled a circle from the early emphasis on slavery as the single cause to the moralist stress on slavery as a basic cause . The search for a basic cause will undoubtedly continue , for the modern historian ...
... causes of the Civil War has traveled a circle from the early emphasis on slavery as the single cause to the moralist stress on slavery as a basic cause . The search for a basic cause will undoubtedly continue , for the modern historian ...
Contents
John B Brebner The Patterns of the Continent | 10 |
Semple The Rivers and the Appalachian Barrier | 17 |
Richard G Lillard The Great Forest | 24 |
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