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... farmer of prairieland had replaced the backwoods- man as the American pioneer , and for the most part he lived in a ... farmers , or workers in small towns , migrating from areas scattered from rural New England to the uplands of the ...
... farmer of prairieland had replaced the backwoods- man as the American pioneer , and for the most part he lived in a ... farmers , or workers in small towns , migrating from areas scattered from rural New England to the uplands of the ...
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... Farmers closest to Canada had voiced their disapproval of Taft's reciprocity plans for lower duties on agricultural ship- ments from that dominion and their fears of Wilson's program of tariff reductions . The miners of Pennsylvania ...
... Farmers closest to Canada had voiced their disapproval of Taft's reciprocity plans for lower duties on agricultural ship- ments from that dominion and their fears of Wilson's program of tariff reductions . The miners of Pennsylvania ...
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... farmers indebted to them should not be unduly deprived of their homes . The Farm Board by emergency loans to the farmers ' cooperatives served to stem panics in agri- cultural prices and saved hundreds of thousands of farmers and their ...
... farmers indebted to them should not be unduly deprived of their homes . The Farm Board by emergency loans to the farmers ' cooperatives served to stem panics in agri- cultural prices and saved hundreds of thousands of farmers and their ...
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Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |