Letters On the Internal Improvements And Commerce of the West
Letters On the Internal Improvements And Commerce of the West
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Branches have been made from the Providence route to Ded- ham and Taunton, and a company has been incorporated for continuing the latter to New-Bedford. From the Lowell line, another has been constructed to Haverhill, on Merrimac River, which is destined to pass on to Exeter and Dover, if not beyond.
The Great Western Rail-road, for connecting the Erie Canal with Boston harbor, has been completed to Worcester, and next autumn will enter the valley of Connecticut River, at Springfield, and the f...ollowing year he opened to the confines of New- York, and probably be finished to Albany.
This is the last link in the lengthened chain of intercommu- nication, whose terminating rings are secured to the peir-heads of Boston harbor, and of the port of St. Louis. It unites the ocean with the waters of the Mississippi, and demands the united favor, patronage, and energetic co-operation of the people, and the government of the State, to bring it to an early and success- ful conclusion. Next year there will remain but about sixty 48 miles to complete, — a large portion of which, is in the progress of gradation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Branches have been made from the Providence route to Ded- ham and Taunton, and a company has been incorporated for continuing the latter to New-Bedford. From the Lowell line, another has been constructed to Haverhill, on Merrimac River, which is destined to pass on to Exeter and Dover, if not beyond.
The Great Western Rail-road, for connecting the Erie Canal with Boston harbor, has been completed to Worcester, and next autumn will enter the valley of Connecticut River, at Springfield, and the f...ollowing year he opened to the confines of New- York, and probably be finished to Albany.
This is the last link in the lengthened chain of intercommu- nication, whose terminating rings are secured to the peir-heads of Boston harbor, and of the port of St. Louis. It unites the ocean with the waters of the Mississippi, and demands the united favor, patronage, and energetic co-operation of the people, and the government of the State, to bring it to an early and success- ful conclusion. Next year there will remain but about sixty 48 miles to complete, — a large portion of which, is in the progress of gradation.
What to read after Letters On the Internal Improvements And Commerce of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H a S Henry Alexander Scammell Dearborn to read onlineMoreLess
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