A History of the Old SouthMacmillan, 1949 - Počet stran: 636 |
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Strana 426
... paid good dividends . The Graniteville Mill in its early years paid a 7 per cent dividend and later as much as 18 per cent . Gregg pointed out that the Southern mills had the advantages over their Northern rivals in securing labor 20 ...
... paid good dividends . The Graniteville Mill in its early years paid a 7 per cent dividend and later as much as 18 per cent . Gregg pointed out that the Southern mills had the advantages over their Northern rivals in securing labor 20 ...
Strana 447
... paid his taxes for the year 1858 in full , amounting to only $ 244.51 . In his abbreviated journal as published by John Spencer Bassett , he does not mention whipping his slaves , of whom he owned sixty - three in 1861 , nor does he ...
... paid his taxes for the year 1858 in full , amounting to only $ 244.51 . In his abbreviated journal as published by John Spencer Bassett , he does not mention whipping his slaves , of whom he owned sixty - three in 1861 , nor does he ...
Strana 468
... paid higher wages in the South than in the North . Solon Robinson in 1849 reported that a cotton factory in South Carolina paid its thirty - five hands , some of whom were ten years old , an average wage of $ 1.90 a week , while a ...
... paid higher wages in the South than in the North . Solon Robinson in 1849 reported that a cotton factory in South Carolina paid its thirty - five hands , some of whom were ten years old , an average wage of $ 1.90 a week , while a ...
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A History of the Old South: The Emergence of a Reluctant Nation Clement Eaton Zobrazení fragmentů - 1975 |
A History of the Old South: The Emergence of a Reluctant Nation Clement Eaton Zobrazení fragmentů - 1987 |
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