Our Country: A Household History for All Readers, from the Discovery of America to the Present Time, Volume 3Henry J. Johnson, 1878 - 1866 pages |
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... Railway , 1568— Capture of Memphis , 1569 — Capture of New Berne and Fort Macon , 1569 — Events on the Coast of North Carolina , 1569 — Siege and Capture of Fort Pulaski , 1570 - Conquests on the Southern Coasts , 1571 - Expedition ...
... Railway , 1568— Capture of Memphis , 1569 — Capture of New Berne and Fort Macon , 1569 — Events on the Coast of North Carolina , 1569 — Siege and Capture of Fort Pulaski , 1570 - Conquests on the Southern Coasts , 1571 - Expedition ...
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... Railway , 1728 - Inter - oceanic Ship Canal Consid- ered , 1729 - Difficulties with Cuba and Spain , 1730 - The " Virginius " Affair , 1730 - The San Domingo Question , 1731 — Samana Bay Company , 1731 — Joint High Commission , 1731 ...
... Railway , 1728 - Inter - oceanic Ship Canal Consid- ered , 1729 - Difficulties with Cuba and Spain , 1730 - The " Virginius " Affair , 1730 - The San Domingo Question , 1731 — Samana Bay Company , 1731 — Joint High Commission , 1731 ...
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... Railways , 1782 — Banking and Insurance , 1782 - Electro - Magnetic Telegraph and its Uses , 1783 - Weather Signals , 1783 - Education , Science and Literature , 1784 - The Printing Press , 1784 - Religious Denominations , 1786 ...
... Railways , 1782 — Banking and Insurance , 1782 - Electro - Magnetic Telegraph and its Uses , 1783 - Weather Signals , 1783 - Education , Science and Literature , 1784 - The Printing Press , 1784 - Religious Denominations , 1786 ...
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... railway system connecting the East with the West by full ten thousand miles of railroad , all tributary to Chicago ; and that city , which was only the germ of a small village forty years ago , now contains more than three hundred ...
... railway system connecting the East with the West by full ten thousand miles of railroad , all tributary to Chicago ; and that city , which was only the germ of a small village forty years ago , now contains more than three hundred ...
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... railway system was fairly established , and the settlement of the West was in rapid progress . From the beginning of the career of the republic , the State and banking institutions had been closely wedded ; the chief event of Mr. Van ...
... railway system was fairly established , and the settlement of the West was in rapid progress . From the beginning of the career of the republic , the State and banking institutions had been closely wedded ; the chief event of Mr. Van ...
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