Dominion of Canada: Province of British Columbia. Information for Intending ...
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It is not, however, simply a question of high wages which is the chief inducement for settlers in a new country. It* is the opportunity offered to la- bourers from the crowded communities of the Old World to improve their condition in life and that of their families. There are hundreds of thousands of men in all parts of Canada who landed in the country without any means at all, and in a state little removed from pauperism, who are now comfortably settled, and have been able to educate their ch...ildren and place them in positions to achieve success in any walk in life.
Chapter XIII.^GOVERNMENT, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL POSITION.
Many persons who emigrate from old countries to parts of Canada, have a fancy that they are leaving civilization behind, and are about ito take up their abode and begin life anew ia a semi-barbarous state. Nothing could be more erroneous, — the fact really being that settlers in a new country start from the point of the civilization attained by the old, while the necessities of the new world tend to sharpen the inven- tive faculties, and create fresh adaptations, which very often mark great progress, especially in mechanical contrivances and labour-saving appliances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not, however, simply a question of high wages which is the chief inducement for settlers in a new country. It* is the opportunity offered to la- bourers from the crowded communities of the Old World to improve their condition in life and that of their families. There are hundreds of thousands of men in all parts of Canada who landed in the country without any means at all, and in a state little removed from pauperism, who are now comfortably settled, and have been able to educate their ch...ildren and place them in positions to achieve success in any walk in life.
Chapter XIII.^GOVERNMENT, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL POSITION.
Many persons who emigrate from old countries to parts of Canada, have a fancy that they are leaving civilization behind, and are about ito take up their abode and begin life anew ia a semi-barbarous state. Nothing could be more erroneous, — the fact really being that settlers in a new country start from the point of the civilization attained by the old, while the necessities of the new world tend to sharpen the inven- tive faculties, and create fresh adaptations, which very often mark great progress, especially in mechanical contrivances and labour-saving appliances.
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