Rural Planning And Development a Study of Rural Conditions And Problems in Cana
Rural Planning And Development a Study of Rural Conditions And Problems in Cana
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Federal Methods and Administration Whatever methods and administrative machinery may exist or be adopted by the Federal Go\ernment for planning and developing the territory over which it exercises direct jurisdiction as owner, or in connection with the planning and development of lands held by private owners, — over which it exercises the supreme jjowers which are vested in a national government, — these methods are certain to have a great influence on those adopted by lesser authorities, corpo...rations, and individuals. Moreover, whatever action the Federal Govern- ment may take in extending or in restricting the means of distribu- tion, or in controlling and directing immigration, may have the effect of stimulating either good or bad conditions of land settlement. The results of Federal methods and action in the past have been more or less satisfactory and criticism of them should be tempered with recognition of the difficulties which have had to be surmounted. The building up of a new country in any other part of the civi- lized world has probably not been carried out with fewer mistakes' or with less political corruption than is the case in Canada.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Federal Methods and Administration Whatever methods and administrative machinery may exist or be adopted by the Federal Go\ernment for planning and developing the territory over which it exercises direct jurisdiction as owner, or in connection with the planning and development of lands held by private owners, — over which it exercises the supreme jjowers which are vested in a national government, — these methods are certain to have a great influence on those adopted by lesser authorities, corpo...rations, and individuals. Moreover, whatever action the Federal Govern- ment may take in extending or in restricting the means of distribu- tion, or in controlling and directing immigration, may have the effect of stimulating either good or bad conditions of land settlement. The results of Federal methods and action in the past have been more or less satisfactory and criticism of them should be tempered with recognition of the difficulties which have had to be surmounted. The building up of a new country in any other part of the civi- lized world has probably not been carried out with fewer mistakes' or with less political corruption than is the case in Canada.
What to read after Rural Planning And Development a Study of Rural Conditions And Problems in Cana?
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