Building the Pacific Railway; the Construction-Story of America's First Iron Thoroughfare Between the Missouri River And California, From the Inception of the Great Idea to the Day, May 10, 1869, When the Union Pacific And the Central Pacific Joined Track
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The travelling 174 THE RACE TO THE FINISH public flocked to see. They came and applauded. The summer and fall of this year was a new pilgrim season, with end o' track as the Mecca.
" It was worth the dust, the heat, the cinders, the hurrying ride day and night, the fatigue and the ex- posure, to see with one's own eyes this second grand ' March to the Sea.' Sherman with his victorious legions sweeping from Atlanta to Savannah was a spectacle less glorious than this army of men march- ing on foo...t from Omaha to Sacramento, subduing un- known wildernesses, scaling unknown mountains, sur- mounting untried obstacles, and binding across the broad breast of America the iron emblem of modern progress and civilization." The New York Sufij Tribune, Express, Times, Even- ing Mail, the Observer, the Christian Advocate, the Scientific American; the Boston Transcript, Journal, Traveller, Advertiser, Post, the Congregationalist; the Philadelphia Press, Inquirer, Age, Bulletin, North American; the Pittsburgh Chronicle, the Cincinnati Enquirer and Commercial, the Baltimore American, the Chicago Journal of Commerce — they and an- other hastened to gain first-hand information of the campaign now in full swing to cleave a way into the Golden West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The travelling 174 THE RACE TO THE FINISH public flocked to see. They came and applauded. The summer and fall of this year was a new pilgrim season, with end o' track as the Mecca.
" It was worth the dust, the heat, the cinders, the hurrying ride day and night, the fatigue and the ex- posure, to see with one's own eyes this second grand ' March to the Sea.' Sherman with his victorious legions sweeping from Atlanta to Savannah was a spectacle less glorious than this army of men march- ing on foo...t from Omaha to Sacramento, subduing un- known wildernesses, scaling unknown mountains, sur- mounting untried obstacles, and binding across the broad breast of America the iron emblem of modern progress and civilization." The New York Sufij Tribune, Express, Times, Even- ing Mail, the Observer, the Christian Advocate, the Scientific American; the Boston Transcript, Journal, Traveller, Advertiser, Post, the Congregationalist; the Philadelphia Press, Inquirer, Age, Bulletin, North American; the Pittsburgh Chronicle, the Cincinnati Enquirer and Commercial, the Baltimore American, the Chicago Journal of Commerce — they and an- other hastened to gain first-hand information of the campaign now in full swing to cleave a way into the Golden West.
What to read after Building the Pacific Railway; the Construction-Story of America's First Iron Thoroughfare Between the Missouri River And California, From the Inception of the Great Idea to the Day, May 10, 1869, When the Union Pacific And the Central Pacific Joined Track?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin L Edwin Legrand Sabin to read onlineMoreLess
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