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... American Industry . BY G. S. CALLENDER Concentration of Industry in the United States . BY J. A. HOBSON The Integration of Industry in the United States . BY WILLIAM FRANKLIN WILLOUGHBY .1 8 .49 ..63 The Great Consolidations called ...
... American Industry . BY G. S. CALLENDER Concentration of Industry in the United States . BY J. A. HOBSON The Integration of Industry in the United States . BY WILLIAM FRANKLIN WILLOUGHBY .1 8 .49 ..63 The Great Consolidations called ...
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... American Lumber . BY B. E. FERNOW 345 ... 355 The Commerce and Industries of the West . BY LESLIE M. SHAW .... Commercial Development of the South . BY CHARLES M. HARVEY .363 ... 370 Corporate Factors in American Progress - Wall Street ...
... American Lumber . BY B. E. FERNOW 345 ... 355 The Commerce and Industries of the West . BY LESLIE M. SHAW .... Commercial Development of the South . BY CHARLES M. HARVEY .363 ... 370 Corporate Factors in American Progress - Wall Street ...
Page 1
... American soil ; for four fifths of the world's crop is grown in North America , and nearly all of it in the United States . Vol . 3-1 1 Oats are more cosmopolitan . We produce nearly one third Our Industrial Position in the World BY ...
... American soil ; for four fifths of the world's crop is grown in North America , and nearly all of it in the United States . Vol . 3-1 1 Oats are more cosmopolitan . We produce nearly one third Our Industrial Position in the World BY ...
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... American farmer produces over 50 per cent more than the citizen of any other nationality . This is due , primarily , to the fact that the farms of the United States have larger areas . The average farmer of this country cultivates 44 ...
... American farmer produces over 50 per cent more than the citizen of any other nationality . This is due , primarily , to the fact that the farms of the United States have larger areas . The average farmer of this country cultivates 44 ...
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... American uses machinery in farm- ing as far as possible ; the European scarcely at all . The position of the United States in the field of manu- facture is , in many respects , quite as strong as in agriculture . Of the cotton cloth of ...
... American uses machinery in farm- ing as far as possible ; the European scarcely at all . The position of the United States in the field of manu- facture is , in many respects , quite as strong as in agriculture . Of the cotton cloth of ...
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