The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... nearly twenty years later France bought from Spain all that vast area from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains and from Texas to British America . And then France sold this land to the United States . This was in 1803 , just twenty ...
... nearly twenty years later France bought from Spain all that vast area from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains and from Texas to British America . And then France sold this land to the United States . This was in 1803 , just twenty ...
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... nearly three thousand millions of dollars ( 2,773 millions ) . The treasury paid out during one year ending with June , 1896 , over thirty - five million dollars as interest on the existing debt , the principal of which even now amounts ...
... nearly three thousand millions of dollars ( 2,773 millions ) . The treasury paid out during one year ending with June , 1896 , over thirty - five million dollars as interest on the existing debt , the principal of which even now amounts ...
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... nearly 150 Indians in the school . Nearly 500 have attended the school , and have gone back with its education to the reservations . Very A GRADUATING CLASS , INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL , CARLISLE , THE YOUNG AMERICAN 211.
... nearly 150 Indians in the school . Nearly 500 have attended the school , and have gone back with its education to the reservations . Very A GRADUATING CLASS , INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL , CARLISLE , THE YOUNG AMERICAN 211.
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