The New Republic, 1783-1830This thrilling volume presents the history of the United States during the first forty years of the nation's existence using excerpts from letters, articles, speeches, and other primary source materials. Includes review questions. |
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... Girls ” : The Women of the Lowell Factories 94 An Englishwoman Describes Americans : Frances Trollope 97 An Unusual Business : The Ice Trade 99 Catherine Beecher's Suggestions for Improving Education 102 " Unrivalled Work " : Philip ...
... Girls ” : The Women of the Lowell Factories 94 An Englishwoman Describes Americans : Frances Trollope 97 An Unusual Business : The Ice Trade 99 Catherine Beecher's Suggestions for Improving Education 102 " Unrivalled Work " : Philip ...
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