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Page 68
... Trade between China and Japan . Trade Trade with with Ming dynasty China began after the suppression of Japanese piracy . Ashikaga Takauji had sent ships of the Tenryu - ji to trade with the Yüan dynasty . But trade then ceased on ...
... Trade between China and Japan . Trade Trade with with Ming dynasty China began after the suppression of Japanese piracy . Ashikaga Takauji had sent ships of the Tenryu - ji to trade with the Yüan dynasty . But trade then ceased on ...
Page 88
... trade unions and labour relations , modelled on New Deal legislation in the United States , were passed , and soon a strong union movement appeared , led by men with political ambitions . When a general strike was an- nounced for ...
... trade unions and labour relations , modelled on New Deal legislation in the United States , were passed , and soon a strong union movement appeared , led by men with political ambitions . When a general strike was an- nounced for ...
Page 701
... trade of 1778 , commerce was permitted between all qualified Spanish ports and all the American provinces except Mexico and Venezuela , which were opened to trade on the same terms in 1789. Restrictions on intercolonial trade were also ...
... trade of 1778 , commerce was permitted between all qualified Spanish ports and all the American provinces except Mexico and Venezuela , which were opened to trade on the same terms in 1789. Restrictions on intercolonial trade were also ...
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