The Rise of American Civilization, Volumes 1-2Head and tail pieces. For continuation, see the author's America in midpassage. The agricultural era.--The industrial era. |
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CHAPTE | 3 |
LAYING THE STRUCTURAL BASE OF THE THIRTEEN | 33 |
THE GROWTH OF ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL POWER | 80 |
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The Rise of American Civilization, Volume 1 Charles Austin Beard,Mary Ritter Beard Snippet view - 1937 |
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