Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States: Illustrated, Volume 4Edwin Wiley, Irving Everett Rines, Albert Bushnell Hart American Educational Alliance, 1916 - United States |
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... manufactures . . . . 126-127 Import duties increased ...... Hammond's correspondence with Jefferson 172-173 Influence of the French Revolution ...... 173-174 British and French restrictions on neutral trade ..... 174-175 127-128 ...
... manufactures . . . . 126-127 Import duties increased ...... Hammond's correspondence with Jefferson 172-173 Influence of the French Revolution ...... 173-174 British and French restrictions on neutral trade ..... 174-175 127-128 ...
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... Manufactures 485-487 Split in the Federalist party . 444-445 Labor . 487-488 Removal of government offices to Washing- Commerce 488 • ton ... 445-446 Banking 489 Mrs. Adams ' description of the city . 446-447 Speculation 489-490 Death ...
... Manufactures 485-487 Split in the Federalist party . 444-445 Labor . 487-488 Removal of government offices to Washing- Commerce 488 • ton ... 445-446 Banking 489 Mrs. Adams ' description of the city . 446-447 Speculation 489-490 Death ...
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... manufactures and textiles after war Laws passed in England to harass American industry vested with power to regulate trade - Tariff bill of 1789 stimulates home industries - Northern and Middle States non - agricultural South supreme in ...
... manufactures and textiles after war Laws passed in England to harass American industry vested with power to regulate trade - Tariff bill of 1789 stimulates home industries - Northern and Middle States non - agricultural South supreme in ...
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... manufactures sank into neglect . But amid all this stress , the indus- trial and commercial future of the country was not lost sight of . The people lived , labored , and did busi- ness in an atmosphere of discontent and resentment at ...
... manufactures sank into neglect . But amid all this stress , the indus- trial and commercial future of the country was not lost sight of . The people lived , labored , and did busi- ness in an atmosphere of discontent and resentment at ...
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... manufactures of the country , the flood of foreign merchandise which began to flow in threatened to en- gulf the home industries . This was particularly true of iron manufac- tures and textiles . Numerous acts were passed by the ...
... manufactures of the country , the flood of foreign merchandise which began to flow in threatened to en- gulf the home industries . This was particularly true of iron manufac- tures and textiles . Numerous acts were passed by the ...
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