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... Act was passed five years later providing land grants to the states for the support of agricultural colleges . ... and research in agriculture by greatly strengthening the “ land - grant colleges and universities , " giving cabinet ...
... Act was passed five years later providing land grants to the states for the support of agricultural colleges . ... and research in agriculture by greatly strengthening the “ land - grant colleges and universities , " giving cabinet ...
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That the grants of moneys authotled under this section to the benefits of this rized by this act are made subject to the leg . act and having also agricultural experiment islative assent of the several States and Terstations established ...
That the grants of moneys authotled under this section to the benefits of this rized by this act are made subject to the leg . act and having also agricultural experiment islative assent of the several States and Terstations established ...
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The grants of moneys authorized by pursuance of the act of July second , eighteen this act are made subject to the legislative hundred and sixty - two , and also in which assent of the several States and Territories to an educational ...
The grants of moneys authorized by pursuance of the act of July second , eighteen this act are made subject to the legislative hundred and sixty - two , and also in which assent of the several States and Territories to an educational ...
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Contents
17601840 | 1 |
The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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