The American Nation: A History of the United States (to 1877)Longman, 1999 - 525 頁 |
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... ships and over 200 set- tlers . He landed them on Newfoundland , then evi- dently decided to seek a more congenial site farther south . However , no colony was established , and on his way back to England his ship went down in a storm ...
... ships and over 200 set- tlers . He landed them on Newfoundland , then evi- dently decided to seek a more congenial site farther south . However , no colony was established , and on his way back to England his ship went down in a storm ...
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... ships and goods , continued to seize American ships and cargoes whenever it suited him to do so . The British grimly refused to modify the Orders in Council unless it could be shown that the French had actually repealed the Berlin and ...
... ships and goods , continued to seize American ships and cargoes whenever it suited him to do so . The British grimly refused to modify the Orders in Council unless it could be shown that the French had actually repealed the Berlin and ...
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... ships held their own for many years . The steamship , and especially the iron ship , which had greater cargo - carrying capacity and was stronger and less costly to maintain , took away the advantages that American shipbuilders had held ...
... ships held their own for many years . The steamship , and especially the iron ship , which had greater cargo - carrying capacity and was stronger and less costly to maintain , took away the advantages that American shipbuilders had held ...
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