East Africa And Uganda Or Our Last Land
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Rice, at present brought in such large quantities from India, could be grown all over the land. Indian corn is grown in large quantities by the natives. With proper culti- vation and the introduction of the red Kaffir corn an enormous export trade could be done with South Africa. But why multiply instances? Enough has been said to show that, even if minerals should fail, there is abundant hope for the future prosperity of the protectorate in the development of its agricul- tural resources.
To t...he settler with only a limited capital British East Africa does not hold out much prospect of fortune-making. The want of a local market for his produce, the expense of transport, etc. , militate against his success. A comfortable living could no doubt be made ; but beyond that he would be foolish to fix his expectations. Capital is what the country most needs at present the aavent of companies who could invest considerable sums in developing its re- sources and wait a few years probably for a return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rice, at present brought in such large quantities from India, could be grown all over the land. Indian corn is grown in large quantities by the natives. With proper culti- vation and the introduction of the red Kaffir corn an enormous export trade could be done with South Africa. But why multiply instances? Enough has been said to show that, even if minerals should fail, there is abundant hope for the future prosperity of the protectorate in the development of its agricul- tural resources.
To t...he settler with only a limited capital British East Africa does not hold out much prospect of fortune-making. The want of a local market for his produce, the expense of transport, etc. , militate against his success. A comfortable living could no doubt be made ; but beyond that he would be foolish to fix his expectations. Capital is what the country most needs at present the aavent of companies who could invest considerable sums in developing its re- sources and wait a few years probably for a return.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Cathcart Wason to read onlineMoreLess
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