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... Building of the Pennsylvania Canal .. 139 15. The Pennsylvania Canal in Operation 149 29 . 30 . 16. Early Railroads in the United States 17. Early Railroads in Pennsylvania .... 18. The Great Industries of Pennsylvania 19. The Early ...
... Building of the Pennsylvania Canal .. 139 15. The Pennsylvania Canal in Operation 149 29 . 30 . 16. Early Railroads in the United States 17. Early Railroads in Pennsylvania .... 18. The Great Industries of Pennsylvania 19. The Early ...
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... building and operating of canals and railroads , and the cutting down of forests that they have not , as a rule , felt the impulse to consult the few authorities which tell of the past and present achieve- ments of Pennsylvania , even ...
... building and operating of canals and railroads , and the cutting down of forests that they have not , as a rule , felt the impulse to consult the few authorities which tell of the past and present achieve- ments of Pennsylvania , even ...
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... building of ships in Pennsyl- vania the following extract from Colonel Buell's biography of William Penn claims for him a new honor : " More than a hundred houses were built in Philadelphia during the summer of 1683 and Penn had a small ...
... building of ships in Pennsyl- vania the following extract from Colonel Buell's biography of William Penn claims for him a new honor : " More than a hundred houses were built in Philadelphia during the summer of 1683 and Penn had a small ...
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... building of a great commonwealth . No people ever had a wiser leader or one whose influence for good has been more widely diffused or more generally recognized . We presume that there are but few persons who do not believe that ...
... building of a great commonwealth . No people ever had a wiser leader or one whose influence for good has been more widely diffused or more generally recognized . We presume that there are but few persons who do not believe that ...
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... building of another city , in the most con- venient place for the communication with the former plan- tations on the East ; which by land is as good as done 1 already , a way being laid out between the two 24 PROGRESSIVE PENNSYLVANIA .
... building of another city , in the most con- venient place for the communication with the former plan- tations on the East ; which by land is as good as done 1 already , a way being laid out between the two 24 PROGRESSIVE PENNSYLVANIA .
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