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Page 295
Yet, in the years of Nationalist rule, the number of Africans attracted to the towns
and white-owned farms increased ... could be found outside the Bantustans,
while an increasing number of black women also migrated in search of work.
Yet, in the years of Nationalist rule, the number of Africans attracted to the towns
and white-owned farms increased ... could be found outside the Bantustans,
while an increasing number of black women also migrated in search of work.
Page 434
This American interest was reflected in increased trade (the old system of
convoyed fleets was abandoned for individual sailings), the founding of
privileged trading companies (1725), and the founding of new naval arsenals at
Ferrod and ...
This American interest was reflected in increased trade (the old system of
convoyed fleets was abandoned for individual sailings), the founding of
privileged trading companies (1725), and the founding of new naval arsenals at
Ferrod and ...
Page 660
On further cooling, the amount of cementite increases, and the austenite is
depleted in carbon until it reaches 0.76 ... With increased carbon content up to
0.76 percent, slowly cooled steels contain an increased amount of pearlite and
less ...
On further cooling, the amount of cementite increases, and the austenite is
depleted in carbon until it reaches 0.76 ... With increased carbon content up to
0.76 percent, slowly cooled steels contain an increased amount of pearlite and
less ...
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 9 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, ISBN 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
| Editor | William Benton |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1983 |
| ISBN | 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
| Length | 1025 pages |
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