American Commerce in 1900
American Commerce in 1900
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The Mississippi river and its tributaries, situated in the great central valley of the United States, and afiording 18, 000 miles of connected water courses, supply greater fluvial facilities for internal commerce than any other country in thje world possesses. Our government dis- tinctly recognizes the necessity of improving these streams. From mouth to the limit of navigation, their channels should be kept free from every obstruction. It is to be hoped that plans of systematic and effective i...mprovement have been adopted, and that the impolicy of using methods which failed to accomplish the result, and of permitting interruptions which squandered the public funds and suffered partially constructed works to decay before their completion has been forever discarded. When every obstacle to navigation has been removed, our streams will be fitted for the important service which they are destined to render. The impulse which the ship canal and intercontinental railway will give to our foreign commerce will also be felt in the quick- ened activity of our river trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Mississippi river and its tributaries, situated in the great central valley of the United States, and afiording 18, 000 miles of connected water courses, supply greater fluvial facilities for internal commerce than any other country in thje world possesses. Our government dis- tinctly recognizes the necessity of improving these streams. From mouth to the limit of navigation, their channels should be kept free from every obstruction. It is to be hoped that plans of systematic and effective i...mprovement have been adopted, and that the impolicy of using methods which failed to accomplish the result, and of permitting interruptions which squandered the public funds and suffered partially constructed works to decay before their completion has been forever discarded. When every obstacle to navigation has been removed, our streams will be fitted for the important service which they are destined to render. The impulse which the ship canal and intercontinental railway will give to our foreign commerce will also be felt in the quick- ened activity of our river trade.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sylvester Waterhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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