De Bow's Review 14
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rx, ^ *" along the coast: only divided by The true area may vury slightly from short rivers. These lands will become the above quantity, as the footinff up was immensely valuable for sugar : but wiU somewhat hastily done— butit 18 beheved never be setded by a large white popu- that the above statement is very nearly lation. They will be owned by heavy correct— With great respect, your obe- planters, who will either reside upon the dient servant l^eys, or in the interior.
u^A • '^'^' • • » ^1^® ...®*^ ^^ ®^ every variety, from the ^Acting CommimonerP poorest mne barrens to the nchest allo- Mdractfrom the TropUal Farmer. vions. The hommocks of the table land East Florida is that part of the Pen- ^^ o^ various sizes, from half an acre insula from the Suwanee river, east and ^ forty thousand acres, south. This region is naturally divided The most wonderful appearance of into the Gulf and Atlantic slopes, and the ^®^ hommocks is, their elevation above table lands— a slightly elevated plain ^® pi°e and hickory lands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
rx, ^ *" along the coast: only divided by The true area may vury slightly from short rivers. These lands will become the above quantity, as the footinff up was immensely valuable for sugar : but wiU somewhat hastily done— butit 18 beheved never be setded by a large white popu- that the above statement is very nearly lation. They will be owned by heavy correct— With great respect, your obe- planters, who will either reside upon the dient servant l^eys, or in the interior.
u^A • '^'^' • • » ^1^® ...®*^ ^^ ®^ every variety, from the ^Acting CommimonerP poorest mne barrens to the nchest allo- Mdractfrom the TropUal Farmer. vions. The hommocks of the table land East Florida is that part of the Pen- ^^ o^ various sizes, from half an acre insula from the Suwanee river, east and ^ forty thousand acres, south. This region is naturally divided The most wonderful appearance of into the Gulf and Atlantic slopes, and the ^®^ hommocks is, their elevation above table lands— a slightly elevated plain ^® pi°e and hickory lands.
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