The Making of America, Volume 3Robert Marion La Follette, William Matthews Handy, Charles Higgins Making of America Company, 1906 - Inventors |
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... Causes of the Success of American Manufactures . BY JOHN FOSTER FRASER 283 The Relation of Education to Industrial and Commercial Development . BY HOWARD J. ROGERS .... ... 300 Business Principles in the Conduct of Industries . BY ...
... Causes of the Success of American Manufactures . BY JOHN FOSTER FRASER 283 The Relation of Education to Industrial and Commercial Development . BY HOWARD J. ROGERS .... ... 300 Business Principles in the Conduct of Industries . BY ...
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... causes a curious territorial division of labor in agriculture as well . Slave labor , to be effi- cient , must be carefully supervised ; and its maximum efficiency is therefore obtained only in those branches of agriculture which permit ...
... causes a curious territorial division of labor in agriculture as well . Slave labor , to be effi- cient , must be carefully supervised ; and its maximum efficiency is therefore obtained only in those branches of agriculture which permit ...
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... caused the steady growth of manufac- tures from 1816 to the civil war , both under the protective policy of the earlier and the low tariff policy of the later years . Commercial interests also received great stimulus . The in- ternal ...
... caused the steady growth of manufac- tures from 1816 to the civil war , both under the protective policy of the earlier and the low tariff policy of the later years . Commercial interests also received great stimulus . The in- ternal ...
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... caused a corresponding increase in the value of real estate . That of New York went up from $ 69,000,000 to ... causes which led the American people at that time to make so large a use of the powers of the state to assist industries ...
... caused a corresponding increase in the value of real estate . That of New York went up from $ 69,000,000 to ... causes which led the American people at that time to make so large a use of the powers of the state to assist industries ...
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... caused this widespread connection of the states with banks was not , however , the same in all sections of the coun- try . In the older states , both north and south , it was not primarily , if at all , due to a desire to encourage the ...
... caused this widespread connection of the states with banks was not , however , the same in all sections of the coun- try . In the older states , both north and south , it was not primarily , if at all , due to a desire to encourage the ...
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