A Descriptive Reading On the White Mountains
A Descriptive Reading On the White Mountains
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From this point we can not only see the southwest peaks of the Presidential Range, but the crest of Mount Washington towering over Tuckerman's ravine ; the lower peaks and the green pastures in the intervales, combining to make a 'scene of the utmost grandeur. In the foreground nestles the Alpine village of Jackson, at the con- fluence of the Wild-Cat Brook and Glen Ellis River. The town was settled as early as 1778, and was first called New Madbury ; but it received its present name because of... the fact that in 1829, during the sharp political contest between Mr. Adams and Mr. Jackson, all the voters in the town (except one) voted for " Old Hickory. " One of the north crests of Thorn Mountain is Tin Mountain, notable from the fact that the first dis- covery of that scarce and hence valuable metal in the United States was made there.
3. Jackson Falls, Wild-Cat River. — The village of Jackson is not merely worthy of our notice because it is the centre of several interesting excursion routes, but has attractions of its own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this point we can not only see the southwest peaks of the Presidential Range, but the crest of Mount Washington towering over Tuckerman's ravine ; the lower peaks and the green pastures in the intervales, combining to make a 'scene of the utmost grandeur. In the foreground nestles the Alpine village of Jackson, at the con- fluence of the Wild-Cat Brook and Glen Ellis River. The town was settled as early as 1778, and was first called New Madbury ; but it received its present name because of... the fact that in 1829, during the sharp political contest between Mr. Adams and Mr. Jackson, all the voters in the town (except one) voted for " Old Hickory. " One of the north crests of Thorn Mountain is Tin Mountain, notable from the fact that the first dis- covery of that scarce and hence valuable metal in the United States was made there.
3. Jackson Falls, Wild-Cat River. — The village of Jackson is not merely worthy of our notice because it is the centre of several interesting excursion routes, but has attractions of its own.
What to read after A Descriptive Reading On the White Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund From Old Catalog Stirling to read onlineMoreLess
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