Evolution of American AgricultureAgricultural Workers Industrial Union, No. 400 I.W.W., 1919 - 77 стор. |
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... tion held in Kansas City in the spring of 1915 . Immediately following the organizing of the A. W. O. of the I. W. W. , the name of which after- wards was changed to the Agricultural Workers In- dustrial Union 8 THE EVOLUTION OF ...
... tion held in Kansas City in the spring of 1915 . Immediately following the organizing of the A. W. O. of the I. W. W. , the name of which after- wards was changed to the Agricultural Workers In- dustrial Union 8 THE EVOLUTION OF ...
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... tion of the modern plow but , beyond this , it may be said that prior to 1830 there was not an agricultural machine in common use anywhere in the world . At the beginning of this period all farm work ex- cept plowing , harrowing and ...
... tion of the modern plow but , beyond this , it may be said that prior to 1830 there was not an agricultural machine in common use anywhere in the world . At the beginning of this period all farm work ex- cept plowing , harrowing and ...
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... tion or to save the price of a few acres of land and secure the tools of the trade . When he had these , he became a farmer on his own account , either by the purchase of land in his home neighborhood or by migrating Westward to less ...
... tion or to save the price of a few acres of land and secure the tools of the trade . When he had these , he became a farmer on his own account , either by the purchase of land in his home neighborhood or by migrating Westward to less ...
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