Conquering the Wilderness Or New Pictorial History of the Life And Times of Th
Conquering the Wilderness Or New Pictorial History of the Life And Times of Th
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Who, in case of more than wordy wars between the conflicting sections, can suggest the remedy for such gigantic feuds as may then arise ?
A republic is ever a government most admirably adapted to sov ereign states with a community of interests, and at best it is but a weak factor in holding together jarring and discordant elements. Delegated powers must ever be used with the greatest of care, lest the jealousy of the individual members be aroused, and hence the task is difficult and delicate.
A...nother danger, too, menaces in over-population, the reduction of wages and the suffering of the laborer. Already we have seen the prohibition of Chinese immigration demanded, and yet, as lately as 1842, we think, this very class of immigrants was solicited. How long, at this rate, will it be before the Americans demand that the teeming nations of Europe shall cease to land upon our shores not only their paupers and criminals, but also their laborers?
These views may, at this day, seem very advanced, and yet the Scandinavian and the German, trained in the school of want and penury, are fully as dangerous competitors to the native-born American, as the rice and rat-eating Chinaman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who, in case of more than wordy wars between the conflicting sections, can suggest the remedy for such gigantic feuds as may then arise ?
A republic is ever a government most admirably adapted to sov ereign states with a community of interests, and at best it is but a weak factor in holding together jarring and discordant elements. Delegated powers must ever be used with the greatest of care, lest the jealousy of the individual members be aroused, and hence the task is difficult and delicate.
A...nother danger, too, menaces in over-population, the reduction of wages and the suffering of the laborer. Already we have seen the prohibition of Chinese immigration demanded, and yet, as lately as 1842, we think, this very class of immigrants was solicited. How long, at this rate, will it be before the Americans demand that the teeming nations of Europe shall cease to land upon our shores not only their paupers and criminals, but also their laborers?
These views may, at this day, seem very advanced, and yet the Scandinavian and the German, trained in the school of want and penury, are fully as dangerous competitors to the native-born American, as the rice and rat-eating Chinaman.
What to read after Conquering the Wilderness Or New Pictorial History of the Life And Times of Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Triplett to read onlineMoreLess
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