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... decided by British interests ; but on the Continent , the principle of legitimacy would do well enough , since all questions of importance to England had been settled before the Congress began . Prussia and Russia offered more ...
... decided by British interests ; but on the Continent , the principle of legitimacy would do well enough , since all questions of importance to England had been settled before the Congress began . Prussia and Russia offered more ...
Page 366
... decided that the Anti - Trust Act was not valid against the great corporations , but could be invoked against trade unions and used to put their leaders in prison . Regis voluntas suprema lex . True , in 1892 the Standard Oil Trust was ...
... decided that the Anti - Trust Act was not valid against the great corporations , but could be invoked against trade unions and used to put their leaders in prison . Regis voluntas suprema lex . True , in 1892 the Standard Oil Trust was ...
Page 368
... decided to build refineries in New York to use the oil carried by his lines . When this became known , Rockefeller argued with Scott ; so did the Erie and the New York Central . But Scott decided to fight , and a rate war began , in ...
... decided to build refineries in New York to use the oil carried by his lines . When this became known , Rockefeller argued with Scott ; so did the Erie and the New York Central . But Scott decided to fight , and a rate war began , in ...
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