A History of Travel in America volume V3
A History of Travel in America volume V3
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890 A HISTORY OF TRAVEL IN AMERICA Congress heretofore recounted, were open to the knowl- edge of public men and far-seeing minds for about three years before President Monroe vetoed a National Road bill and stated that the work then being carried on by the government implied its power to create a complete inter- state system of public improvements.
Stevens had abandoned hope that the Federal govern- ment would assume charge of national railroad construc- tion, and no other path was left open t...o him but private enterprise authorized by separate states. He continued his campaign for support, 1 and by 1823 had enlisted some aid and secured a charter from Pennsylvania em- powering him and his associates to build a railway from Philadelphia to Columbia. No work of the same nature had previously been undertaken on such a scale in this country, and the projectors could not, with sufficient ac- curacy, inform the lawmakers how much money they would expend or what amount of capital stock would be needed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
890 A HISTORY OF TRAVEL IN AMERICA Congress heretofore recounted, were open to the knowl- edge of public men and far-seeing minds for about three years before President Monroe vetoed a National Road bill and stated that the work then being carried on by the government implied its power to create a complete inter- state system of public improvements.
Stevens had abandoned hope that the Federal govern- ment would assume charge of national railroad construc- tion, and no other path was left open t...o him but private enterprise authorized by separate states. He continued his campaign for support, 1 and by 1823 had enlisted some aid and secured a charter from Pennsylvania em- powering him and his associates to build a railway from Philadelphia to Columbia. No work of the same nature had previously been undertaken on such a scale in this country, and the projectors could not, with sufficient ac- curacy, inform the lawmakers how much money they would expend or what amount of capital stock would be needed.
What to read after A History of Travel in America volume V3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seymour Dunbar to read onlineMoreLess
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