A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... carried on as a regu , lar business in many of the states , some on a very ex- tensive scale ; and in several places they constitute a valu- able item of incidental family manufacture . Manufactures of the several species of grain ...
... carried on as a regu , lar business in many of the states , some on a very ex- tensive scale ; and in several places they constitute a valu- able item of incidental family manufacture . Manufactures of the several species of grain ...
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... carried on by the women ; who spin and weave their own flax and wool , and their families are clothed in cloth of their own making , The people of Londonderry , thirty - six miles from Portsmouth , and the towns which are made up of ...
... carried on by the women ; who spin and weave their own flax and wool , and their families are clothed in cloth of their own making , The people of Londonderry , thirty - six miles from Portsmouth , and the towns which are made up of ...
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... carried to a higher degree of perfection here than in any other state of the Union . Besides the well - constructed ... carried to the height of four stories in four hours . It is frequently the case that shallops carrying the same ...
... carried to a higher degree of perfection here than in any other state of the Union . Besides the well - constructed ... carried to the height of four stories in four hours . It is frequently the case that shallops carrying the same ...
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