History of Louisiana volume 1
History of Louisiana volume 1
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True it is, that it would not cost perhaps one hundred thousand dollars a year, to have forty feet of water at the mouths of the Mississippi, through which pass annually so many millions of importation and ex- portation in every sort of goods and produce ; that it would stimulate and increase commerce, by the afford- ing of new facilities and the diminishing of obstacles, risks, and expenses to ship-owners and merchants ; that it would be investing money that would return the highest interest ;... that it would procure to the people the precious advantage of studding the banks of the Mississippi with navy yards, at points teeming with infinite resources, far from the guns of hostile fleets ; and that it would make of that mighty stream a harbor, an asylum, and a home for our winged monarchs of the ocean. True it is, that the expenses attending the ac- complishment of such a vast object, would be micro- scopical when compared with the results of every kind which would be attained, and that large sums have been lavishly spent in more favored states, because they were of more political importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
True it is, that it would not cost perhaps one hundred thousand dollars a year, to have forty feet of water at the mouths of the Mississippi, through which pass annually so many millions of importation and ex- portation in every sort of goods and produce ; that it would stimulate and increase commerce, by the afford- ing of new facilities and the diminishing of obstacles, risks, and expenses to ship-owners and merchants ; that it would be investing money that would return the highest interest ;... that it would procure to the people the precious advantage of studding the banks of the Mississippi with navy yards, at points teeming with infinite resources, far from the guns of hostile fleets ; and that it would make of that mighty stream a harbor, an asylum, and a home for our winged monarchs of the ocean. True it is, that the expenses attending the ac- complishment of such a vast object, would be micro- scopical when compared with the results of every kind which would be attained, and that large sums have been lavishly spent in more favored states, because they were of more political importance.
What to read after History of Louisiana volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gayarr to read onlineMoreLess
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