America Through the Essay: An Anthology for English CoursesA. Theodore Johnson, Allen Tate Oxford University Press, 1938 - 498 pages |
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... South , which later came to spread its industrial type through- out the South . The Middle region , entered by New York harbor , was an open door to all Europe . The tide - water part of the South rep- resented typical Englishmen ...
... South , which later came to spread its industrial type through- out the South . The Middle region , entered by New York harbor , was an open door to all Europe . The tide - water part of the South rep- resented typical Englishmen ...
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... South over the western lands was a struggle of warring imperialisms , each eager to secure - always with due pretense of Federal sanction- the benefits of colonial territory . Of the South it might be said that its imperial designs did ...
... South over the western lands was a struggle of warring imperialisms , each eager to secure - always with due pretense of Federal sanction- the benefits of colonial territory . Of the South it might be said that its imperial designs did ...
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... South - and - West victory should start another cycle of regional imperialism , the results for the Northeast would be severe , but they would represent , in the eyes of the victors , a restoration of justice . The Northeast would be ...
... South - and - West victory should start another cycle of regional imperialism , the results for the Northeast would be severe , but they would represent , in the eyes of the victors , a restoration of justice . The Northeast would be ...
Contents
AMERICA INTERPRETED | 3 |
Frontier in American History | 14 |
Arthur Meier Schlesinger The Significance | 42 |
Copyright | |
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