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Page 274
... trade union- ists in unskilled unions as well as in skilled unions of the midcentury type , and by 1914 the figure had doubled . There were also significant political changes . Some of the new union leaders were confessed socialists ...
... trade union- ists in unskilled unions as well as in skilled unions of the midcentury type , and by 1914 the figure had doubled . There were also significant political changes . Some of the new union leaders were confessed socialists ...
Page 735
... trade was to be in the hands of the Kirkes and their French associates the brothers de Caën . It was a stunning blow to the new company and to Champlain , who was taken prisoner to England . At the same time , Acadia , already raided ...
... trade was to be in the hands of the Kirkes and their French associates the brothers de Caën . It was a stunning blow to the new company and to Champlain , who was taken prisoner to England . At the same time , Acadia , already raided ...
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... trade meant dispersion of ef- fort and resources on the Indians , with whom harmoni- ous relations were so necessary , rather than on coloniza- tion . In general , the French allied themselves with the northern tribes against the ...
... trade meant dispersion of ef- fort and resources on the Indians , with whom harmoni- ous relations were so necessary , rather than on coloniza- tion . In general , the French allied themselves with the northern tribes against the ...
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