A Free Continental System the Best Means of Increasing Our Agricultural Manuf
A Free Continental System the Best Means of Increasing Our Agricultural Manuf
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The condition was such as would have existed in New- York, or any other of our States, if each of the different counties had been 'commercially divided from the rest, and the inhabitants of one county could not, without paying heavy imposts, pass into another with a horse, ox, or load of grain, the product of their own farms, or take imported goods into any of the counties adjoining their own ; and the difficulty continually increased on passing through additional counties. Thus the inland trad...e of Germany was subjected to all the restrictions that are usually laid on the intercourse between distant and independent States. Results of the German Union. It is universally admitted that no single cause has contributed so much to the welfare and prosperity of all parts of our own country, as the per- fectly untrammeled intercourse which the States enjoy>ith each other ; and it is easy to see how different the present condition of the United States would be, if each were commercially independent-jealous of those around it, and perpetually contriving how to exalt itself at the expense of the rest— rather than by developing its own natural advantages to the utmost, and freely availing itself of the special resources of the others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The condition was such as would have existed in New- York, or any other of our States, if each of the different counties had been 'commercially divided from the rest, and the inhabitants of one county could not, without paying heavy imposts, pass into another with a horse, ox, or load of grain, the product of their own farms, or take imported goods into any of the counties adjoining their own ; and the difficulty continually increased on passing through additional counties. Thus the inland trad...e of Germany was subjected to all the restrictions that are usually laid on the intercourse between distant and independent States. Results of the German Union. It is universally admitted that no single cause has contributed so much to the welfare and prosperity of all parts of our own country, as the per- fectly untrammeled intercourse which the States enjoy>ith each other ; and it is easy to see how different the present condition of the United States would be, if each were commercially independent-jealous of those around it, and perpetually contriving how to exalt itself at the expense of the rest— rather than by developing its own natural advantages to the utmost, and freely availing itself of the special resources of the others.
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