Speeches And Addresses
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British West Indies British American Colonies,. . .
50,07H 77,492 4,043 7,407 30,440 77,737 1(5,937 8J,91G West Indies generally 127,570 H,o2G 11,510 114,I77j 14,987 102,So3 1 136,0961 11,510 129,164| 102,853 So that, for the loss of transportation to the neutral islands, we have not even the compensation of any positive increase of ton- nage to the liritish ports. And, of that which we have, more than two thirds, as appears by the above statement, is merely to the Northern Provinces on our bor...ders. We lose the long freight COLONIAL TRADE. 007 wliich we before enjoyed, and get a part only of tlie short which has been substituted, and even that portion will hereafter be dimin- ishing. That such was the former course of the trade, is univer- sally known. Indeed, I have such authority as will convince even the political advocates of the arrangement.
In March, 1820, Mr. McLane said, the routes through which these supplies now pass comprehend not merely the northern pos- sessions, which have the solitary advantage of occasionally afford- ing a better assortment of goods ; but the islands of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
British West Indies British American Colonies,. . .
50,07H 77,492 4,043 7,407 30,440 77,737 1(5,937 8J,91G West Indies generally 127,570 H,o2G 11,510 114,I77j 14,987 102,So3 1 136,0961 11,510 129,164| 102,853 So that, for the loss of transportation to the neutral islands, we have not even the compensation of any positive increase of ton- nage to the liritish ports. And, of that which we have, more than two thirds, as appears by the above statement, is merely to the Northern Provinces on our bor...ders. We lose the long freight COLONIAL TRADE. 007 wliich we before enjoyed, and get a part only of tlie short which has been substituted, and even that portion will hereafter be dimin- ishing. That such was the former course of the trade, is univer- sally known. Indeed, I have such authority as will convince even the political advocates of the arrangement.
In March, 1820, Mr. McLane said, the routes through which these supplies now pass comprehend not merely the northern pos- sessions, which have the solitary advantage of occasionally afford- ing a better assortment of goods ; but the islands of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peleg Sprague to read onlineMoreLess
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