Notes On Political Economy, As Applicable to the United States
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give to ours all possible extent and productiveness, without taxing any other business ; without the curses of the impoverished operatives ; indeed, it would follow and obey all the movements, and be affected by all the operations of manufactures, and be sufficiently stimulated by their prosperity. With- out the aid of a home market our agriculture would be the semi-barbarous, log-cabin state described above, without pride, style, or taste, and an entire stranger to wealth and the higher enjoym...ents.
This would shut in all the prospects of industry ; beyond there would be no hopes, no aspirations, but a fixed state of semi-barbarism to the Americans ; what the tent is to the Tartar, or the wigwam to the Indian, in which whole generations grow up, without refinement or taste, and what is worse, without any advance in the great march of civiliza- tion. For all which they substitute fighting, and drinking, and gambling, and hunting. As soon as you give to agriculture a market, they become proud, generous, refined, and hospitable.
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give to ours all possible extent and productiveness, without taxing any other business ; without the curses of the impoverished operatives ; indeed, it would follow and obey all the movements, and be affected by all the operations of manufactures, and be sufficiently stimulated by their prosperity. With- out the aid of a home market our agriculture would be the semi-barbarous, log-cabin state described above, without pride, style, or taste, and an entire stranger to wealth and the higher enjoym...ents.
This would shut in all the prospects of industry ; beyond there would be no hopes, no aspirations, but a fixed state of semi-barbarism to the Americans ; what the tent is to the Tartar, or the wigwam to the Indian, in which whole generations grow up, without refinement or taste, and what is worse, without any advance in the great march of civiliza- tion. For all which they substitute fighting, and drinking, and gambling, and hunting. As soon as you give to agriculture a market, they become proud, generous, refined, and hospitable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ware, Nathaniel A., Ca. 1790-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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