The United States: An Experiment in DemocracyHarper, 1920 - 332 páginas |
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... increase in popula- tion in America , and hence of the swiftness with which the whole continent has been oc- cupied and subdued to the uses of man . No such rapid increase in population had ever been known in Europe . The population of ...
... increase in popula- tion in America , and hence of the swiftness with which the whole continent has been oc- cupied and subdued to the uses of man . No such rapid increase in population had ever been known in Europe . The population of ...
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... increased before that date until it numbered 2,917,000 as against 2,815,000 for the North Atlantic states ( the distinctively industrial states ) . Since 1880 the great increase has been chiefly in the latter rather than in the former ...
... increased before that date until it numbered 2,917,000 as against 2,815,000 for the North Atlantic states ( the distinctively industrial states ) . Since 1880 the great increase has been chiefly in the latter rather than in the former ...
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... increase of 1,092,000 in the foreign - born population , all but 152,000 of this increase was in the six states of New York , Pennsylvania , Massa- chusetts , New Jersey , Connecticut , and Illi- nois - that is to say , the most highly ...
... increase of 1,092,000 in the foreign - born population , all but 152,000 of this increase was in the six states of New York , Pennsylvania , Massa- chusetts , New Jersey , Connecticut , and Illi- nois - that is to say , the most highly ...
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