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New Jersey in the Nineteenth Century led the United States into the Industrial Revolution. The state sent soldiers, supplies and money to the wars of the period but was not the location of any battles.

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rdfs:comment	New Jersey in the Nineteenth Century led the United States into the Industrial Revolution. The state sent soldiers, supplies and money to the wars of the period but was not the location of any battles. (en)
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has abstract	New Jersey in the Nineteenth Century led the United States into the Industrial Revolution. The state sent soldiers, supplies and money to the wars of the period but was not the location of any battles. (en)

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