Titlebook: America‘s Impact on the World; A Study of the Role William Woodruff Book 1975 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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,America’s Empire,es outside history, they looked upon the earlier expansion of the mercantilist states of Europe, as well as their later ‘scramble’ for parts of Africa, Asia, and the islands of the Pacific Ocean, as evil; whereas their own conquest of a continent was the ‘Manifest Destiny’ of a people who had inherited ‘God’s country’.

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,America’s Influence on World Finance,bour theory of value, some people equate with capital). One has only to look at the great public works in China and India to realise that, for many people in the world, labour, unassisted by machines and capital equipment — ant-like in its teeming thousands — was and still is the crucial factor.

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Priapism

Americans in a World Context,ame period; indeed, until the 1930s, the influx of migrants into the United States played a greater role in increasing American numbers than did the natural increase of its people. One can only conjecture what Europe lost in providing America with a constant stream of adult, and sometimes highly skilled, people.

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,America’s Contribution to the Conquest of Distance,lled, they knew no rest until they had ventured into outer space. Their rhythm of life, moulded as it is by their attitudes to time and space, is fast and intense; so much so, that it has caused them to identify the conquest of distance with the march of human progress.

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,Übergangs- und Schlussvorschriften, the social defences erected against the unchecked working of the market economy,. a belief in the justice and power of the market place is central to American life. In this sense, the Americans have remained true to their original intention in coming to this land: not to loot and leave but to settle and trade.