De Bow's Review and Industrial Resources, Statistics, Etc: Devoted to Commerce, Agriculture, Manufactures, Svazek 25James Dunwoody Brownson De Bow, R. G. Barnwell, Edwin Bell, William MacCreary Burwell J. D. B. DeBow., 1858 |
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... United States , in 1850 , was $ 74,501,031 . Of this amount $ 64,361,975 was invested in the free States , and $ 10,139,056 was invested in the slave States . During the same year the whole value of the cotton manufactures in the United ...
... United States , in 1850 , was $ 74,501,031 . Of this amount $ 64,361,975 was invested in the free States , and $ 10,139,056 was invested in the slave States . During the same year the whole value of the cotton manufactures in the United ...
Strana 351
... UNITED STATES , ETC. 351 boiled in Eastern ports to make it keep . Patna rice is the most esteemed of Asiatic rice , but that of the United States is far superior to any other . In addition to the rice producing countries mentioned in ...
... UNITED STATES , ETC. 351 boiled in Eastern ports to make it keep . Patna rice is the most esteemed of Asiatic rice , but that of the United States is far superior to any other . In addition to the rice producing countries mentioned in ...
Strana 519
... United States should take on board , receive , or transport any persons for the purpose of selling them as slaves , he was subjected to a penalty of two hundred dollars for every person so taken or received on board . Additional ...
... United States should take on board , receive , or transport any persons for the purpose of selling them as slaves , he was subjected to a penalty of two hundred dollars for every person so taken or received on board . Additional ...
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Agricultural Science | 239 |
Agricultural Colleges | 365 |
Agricultural Decline in the U | 407 |
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