Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States: Illustrated, Volume 9Edwin Wiley, Irving Everett Rines, Albert Bushnell Hart American Educational Alliance, 1916 - United States |
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... manufacturing and machine shops , but to spare libraries , asylums and private dwellings . Sher- man himself said : * * * “ If I had made up my mind to burn Columbia I would have burned it with no more feeling than I would a common ...
... manufacturing and machine shops , but to spare libraries , asylums and private dwellings . Sher- man himself said : * * * “ If I had made up my mind to burn Columbia I would have burned it with no more feeling than I would a common ...
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... manufacturing centres . Early in March of 1865 27,000 men had been gathered and organized , nearly all of whom were mounted and finely and finely equipped . Some of this force was de- tached for other duties . Wilson , who had been ...
... manufacturing centres . Early in March of 1865 27,000 men had been gathered and organized , nearly all of whom were mounted and finely and finely equipped . Some of this force was de- tached for other duties . Wilson , who had been ...
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... manufacturers curtailed the scale of their operations . On March 23 , 1861 , the New York Tribune observed : " Never before , perhaps , in the .history of this country , has such a feeling of uncertainty , of alter- nate hope and fear ...
... manufacturers curtailed the scale of their operations . On March 23 , 1861 , the New York Tribune observed : " Never before , perhaps , in the .history of this country , has such a feeling of uncertainty , of alter- nate hope and fear ...
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... manufacturing establishments , new railroads , houses , etc. Indeed , every branch of business is active and hopeful . This is not a mere temporary inflation caused by paper money , but is a steady progress and almost entirely upon ...
... manufacturing establishments , new railroads , houses , etc. Indeed , every branch of business is active and hopeful . This is not a mere temporary inflation caused by paper money , but is a steady progress and almost entirely upon ...
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... Manufacturers have been crowded with orders , dealers have had an abundance of cus- tomers , and every branch of legitimate trade has flourished . There have been virtually no suspen- sions of business houses , and there has been no ...
... Manufacturers have been crowded with orders , dealers have had an abundance of cus- tomers , and every branch of legitimate trade has flourished . There have been virtually no suspen- sions of business houses , and there has been no ...
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