Patterns in American History, Volume 1Alexander DeConde, Armin Rappaport, William R. Steckel |
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... fact is that a mob of mechanics and ne'er - do - wells , led by obscure fellows like John Lamb and Isaac Sears who have hitherto doffed their caps and known their places , are now aiming to control the city through their self ...
... fact is that a mob of mechanics and ne'er - do - wells , led by obscure fellows like John Lamb and Isaac Sears who have hitherto doffed their caps and known their places , are now aiming to control the city through their self ...
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... fact should not be taken as the basis for contemptuous reflections . The striking historical fact as I have sought laboriously to illustrate and demonstrate - is this : the Americans of the Revolutionary period , engaged in the ...
... fact should not be taken as the basis for contemptuous reflections . The striking historical fact as I have sought laboriously to illustrate and demonstrate - is this : the Americans of the Revolutionary period , engaged in the ...
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... facts that are irreconcilable with this theory of history . Civilization did not collapse in the South in 1868-1876 . The charge of industrial anarchy is faced by the fact that the cotton crop had recovered by 1870 , five years after ...
... facts that are irreconcilable with this theory of history . Civilization did not collapse in the South in 1868-1876 . The charge of industrial anarchy is faced by the fact that the cotton crop had recovered by 1870 , five years after ...
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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