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Page 273
... economic structure of North American so- ciety . The slave system was essential to the development of the Southern plantation economy , and initially it provided a strong stimulus to Northern industry and shipping ( thereby ironically ...
... economic structure of North American so- ciety . The slave system was essential to the development of the Southern plantation economy , and initially it provided a strong stimulus to Northern industry and shipping ( thereby ironically ...
Page 274
... economic surpluses to Europe , industrial capitalism - with its monopoly on industrial production established - was no longer dependent solely on direct ... economy , but not without severe political and economic 274 Reluctant Reformers.
... economic surpluses to Europe , industrial capitalism - with its monopoly on industrial production established - was no longer dependent solely on direct ... economy , but not without severe political and economic 274 Reluctant Reformers.
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... economic independ- ence and economic integration , black people became the wards of a triumphant but insecure Republican Party . While at the state level black leaders were able to effect many re- forms during Reconstruction , their ...
... economic independ- ence and economic integration , black people became the wards of a triumphant but insecure Republican Party . While at the state level black leaders were able to effect many re- forms during Reconstruction , their ...
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