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Bourdaret, and a small army of French engineers, master mechanics, over- seers, and skilled workmen were placed upon the pay- sheets of the company.
The Korean Government made itself responsible for the annual disbursement of one hundred thousand yen (£10, 000) on this railway, and construction began In the spring of 1902. Operations were suspended, how- ever, owing to the prevalence of the rainy season. Work was resumed again In the autumn and, again, after a short spell of activity, stopped. ...Lack of the necessary funds Is doubtless the reason; yet, nevertheless, the Korean Government refused an offer for the right to construct the line from a Russian financier. This pre- liminary stage of the line traverses districts famous for their mineral and agricultural resources, and connects the present capital, Seoul, with two former seats of Cen- tral Government, Song-do and Pyong-yang, even now rich and populous towns. It is Intended to complete the line to Song-do at once, pushing forward towards Wi-ju, In the hope of connecting with the Trans-Si- berian system, when the Government Is able to find the funds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bourdaret, and a small army of French engineers, master mechanics, over- seers, and skilled workmen were placed upon the pay- sheets of the company.
The Korean Government made itself responsible for the annual disbursement of one hundred thousand yen (£10, 000) on this railway, and construction began In the spring of 1902. Operations were suspended, how- ever, owing to the prevalence of the rainy season. Work was resumed again In the autumn and, again, after a short spell of activity, stopped. ...Lack of the necessary funds Is doubtless the reason; yet, nevertheless, the Korean Government refused an offer for the right to construct the line from a Russian financier. This pre- liminary stage of the line traverses districts famous for their mineral and agricultural resources, and connects the present capital, Seoul, with two former seats of Cen- tral Government, Song-do and Pyong-yang, even now rich and populous towns. It is Intended to complete the line to Song-do at once, pushing forward towards Wi-ju, In the hope of connecting with the Trans-Si- berian system, when the Government Is able to find the funds.
What to read after Korea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Angus Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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