History of Kentucky
History of Kentucky
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Ferguson, Founding of the Cincinnati Southern Railway (Cincinnati, 1905), 6. A comparison of Louisville's population with other cities is also given here.
8 History of the Ohio Falls Cities and their Counties, with Biographical Sketches (Cleveland, 1882), Vol. i, 222-231; Merchants^ Magazine and Commercial Review (Hunt's), Vol. 56, 330. Of course some of the increase must be attributed to the cheaper money in which it was valued.
Digitized by Google HISTORY OF KENTUCKY 927 clusivdy carried on b...y steamboats. It was by nature a distributive trade.
Many of the constituents of her commerce came from the North and East, and she became merely the great distributing point to the south- ward. In this business her methods were her own; she had little com- petition from Northern cities.* During this period she had largely sup- plied the South with hardware, farm implements, blue g^rass seeds, dry goods, and clothing, and groceries.** With the end of the war at hand, there came the necessity for many readjustments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ferguson, Founding of the Cincinnati Southern Railway (Cincinnati, 1905), 6. A comparison of Louisville's population with other cities is also given here.
8 History of the Ohio Falls Cities and their Counties, with Biographical Sketches (Cleveland, 1882), Vol. i, 222-231; Merchants^ Magazine and Commercial Review (Hunt's), Vol. 56, 330. Of course some of the increase must be attributed to the cheaper money in which it was valued.
Digitized by Google HISTORY OF KENTUCKY 927 clusivdy carried on b...y steamboats. It was by nature a distributive trade.
Many of the constituents of her commerce came from the North and East, and she became merely the great distributing point to the south- ward. In this business her methods were her own; she had little com- petition from Northern cities.* During this period she had largely sup- plied the South with hardware, farm implements, blue g^rass seeds, dry goods, and clothing, and groceries.** With the end of the war at hand, there came the necessity for many readjustments.
What to read after History of Kentucky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connelley, William Elsey, 1855-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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