Memoir of De Witt Clinton With An Appendix Containing Numerous Documents Ill
Memoir of De Witt Clinton With An Appendix Containing Numerous Documents Ill
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The embarrass ments which the belligerents have thrown in the way of our external commerce, have turned APPENDIX. 361 the attention of thepeople of this country to their own internal resources. And in viewing these resources, we perceive with pride, that there is no country on earth, which in the fer tility of its soil, the extent and variety of its climate and productions, affords the means of national wealth and greatness in the measure they are enjoyed by the people of the United States. If ...these means are properly fostered and encouraged by a liberal and enlightened policy, we shall soon be able not only to defend our independence at home, (which, how ever, I confidently trust, we have now both the ability and the disposition to do, notwith standing the fears that are attempted to be excited on this subject, ) but we shall be able to protect our foreign commerce against the united power of the world. One great object of the system I am about to propose, is to unlock these internal resources, to enable the citi zen of one part of the United States to exchange his products for those of another, and to open a great internal commerce, which is acknowledged by all who profess any skill in the science of political economy, to be much more profitable and advantageous than the most favoured external commerce which we could enjoy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The embarrass ments which the belligerents have thrown in the way of our external commerce, have turned APPENDIX. 361 the attention of thepeople of this country to their own internal resources. And in viewing these resources, we perceive with pride, that there is no country on earth, which in the fer tility of its soil, the extent and variety of its climate and productions, affords the means of national wealth and greatness in the measure they are enjoyed by the people of the United States. If ...these means are properly fostered and encouraged by a liberal and enlightened policy, we shall soon be able not only to defend our independence at home, (which, how ever, I confidently trust, we have now both the ability and the disposition to do, notwith standing the fears that are attempted to be excited on this subject, ) but we shall be able to protect our foreign commerce against the united power of the world. One great object of the system I am about to propose, is to unlock these internal resources, to enable the citi zen of one part of the United States to exchange his products for those of another, and to open a great internal commerce, which is acknowledged by all who profess any skill in the science of political economy, to be much more profitable and advantageous than the most favoured external commerce which we could enjoy.
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