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... South , which later came to spread its industrial type throughout the South . - The Middle region , entered by New York harbor , was an open door to all Europe . The tide - water part of the South represented typical Eng- lishmen ...
... South , which later came to spread its industrial type throughout the South . - The Middle region , entered by New York harbor , was an open door to all Europe . The tide - water part of the South represented typical Eng- lishmen ...
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... South is not interested in freedom for dark India . It has no sympathy with the oppressed of Africa or of Asia . It is for the most part against unions and the labor movement , because there can be no real labor movement in the South ...
... South is not interested in freedom for dark India . It has no sympathy with the oppressed of Africa or of Asia . It is for the most part against unions and the labor movement , because there can be no real labor movement in the South ...
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... South does and must vote for reaction . There can be , therefore , neither in the South nor in the nation a successful third party movement . This was proven in the case of Theodore Roosevelt and LaFollette " . A sol- id bloc of ...
... South does and must vote for reaction . There can be , therefore , neither in the South nor in the nation a successful third party movement . This was proven in the case of Theodore Roosevelt and LaFollette " . A sol- id bloc of ...
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B History of the Dividing Line 1728 | 71 |
Personal Narrative 1740 | 77 |
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