American Waterways
American Waterways
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River transportation has increased in proportion with the success of the continual movement carried on between 1815-1870 for the elimination of the mediseval tolls on the rivers. Traffic was hindered and made more expen- sive through centuries by these tolls in return for which no impor- tant improvements in the navigability of the rivers were made up to 1800. These hindrances to the natural development of traffic on the more important German rivers were broken down by inter- state agreements. ...The prejudices of the German people against navigation tolls were so great that they finally found expression in a rather radical form in the imperial constitution. It is true the statement is not so clear in form as might have been wished, so that to-day doubts may be expressed as to the meaning of the various clauses.
Article 54, section four, of the German Im[)crial Constitution reads: "Taxes may be levied on boats on natural waterways only for the use of special facilities intended for aiding traffic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
River transportation has increased in proportion with the success of the continual movement carried on between 1815-1870 for the elimination of the mediseval tolls on the rivers. Traffic was hindered and made more expen- sive through centuries by these tolls in return for which no impor- tant improvements in the navigability of the rivers were made up to 1800. These hindrances to the natural development of traffic on the more important German rivers were broken down by inter- state agreements. ...The prejudices of the German people against navigation tolls were so great that they finally found expression in a rather radical form in the imperial constitution. It is true the statement is not so clear in form as might have been wished, so that to-day doubts may be expressed as to the meaning of the various clauses.
Article 54, section four, of the German Im[)crial Constitution reads: "Taxes may be levied on boats on natural waterways only for the use of special facilities intended for aiding traffic.
What to read after American Waterways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Academy of Political And Social Science to read onlineMoreLess
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