How to Get a Farm, And Where to Find One
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205 CHAPTER IX.
The neglected Lands of Delaware — Repeopling tlie Slave Re- gion — Condition, Soil, and Products — Crops and Lumber — Farms for Sale, and Prices — Railroads — Maryland Farms.
The State of Delaware is rapidly coming before the public in a new and regenerated attitude. The immemorial blight of slavery is fast disappearing.
A wholesale Northern emigration is coming in to enlighten and control the remaining heresies which, for a generation at least, must linger among those who were ...born and educated to believe in them.
About eighteen months ago, an association of prom- inent citizens was formed, with no view to individual profit, but having for its sole object the circulation of knowledge touching the cheap and fertile lands of the State, so that Northern settlers might be drawn thither, thus at once crushing out at the bal- lot-box the pro-slavery element which had ruled and blasted the region. Many such have become pur- chasers in consequence of this information, and the number is constantly increasing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
205 CHAPTER IX.
The neglected Lands of Delaware — Repeopling tlie Slave Re- gion — Condition, Soil, and Products — Crops and Lumber — Farms for Sale, and Prices — Railroads — Maryland Farms.
The State of Delaware is rapidly coming before the public in a new and regenerated attitude. The immemorial blight of slavery is fast disappearing.
A wholesale Northern emigration is coming in to enlighten and control the remaining heresies which, for a generation at least, must linger among those who were ...born and educated to believe in them.
About eighteen months ago, an association of prom- inent citizens was formed, with no view to individual profit, but having for its sole object the circulation of knowledge touching the cheap and fertile lands of the State, so that Northern settlers might be drawn thither, thus at once crushing out at the bal- lot-box the pro-slavery element which had ruled and blasted the region. Many such have become pur- chasers in consequence of this information, and the number is constantly increasing.
What to read after How to Get a Farm, And Where to Find One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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