WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... foreign powers. 1785 Jan. 24. Congress, being unable to obtain commercial concessions from foreign countries because Article IX of Articles of Confederation allows each state to set its own duties on foreign commerce, appoints committee ...
... foreign powers. 1785 Jan. 24. Congress, being unable to obtain commercial concessions from foreign countries because Article IX of Articles of Confederation allows each state to set its own duties on foreign commerce, appoints committee ...
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... foreign market, let us create also a home market to give further scope to the consumption of the produce of American industry. Let us counteract the policy of foreigners and withdraw the support which we now give to their industry and ...
... foreign market, let us create also a home market to give further scope to the consumption of the produce of American industry. Let us counteract the policy of foreigners and withdraw the support which we now give to their industry and ...
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... foreign countries to force commercial and territorial concessions from it, and the U.S. has feared that they will ... foreign intrusion in China. Boxers besiege foreign legations of the city for several months and, with the encouragement ...
... foreign countries to force commercial and territorial concessions from it, and the U.S. has feared that they will ... foreign intrusion in China. Boxers besiege foreign legations of the city for several months and, with the encouragement ...
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Exploration of the New World | 638 |
The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
Canada and Mexico | 672 |
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