The English in America volume 5
The English in America volume 5
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For the present the profits of the shareholders were to come from potash and rice. The labour of a single man is to cost the shareholders thirty-three pounds a year, and will in either of the industries produce fifty pounds. The ordinary cost of boiling 1717 MONTGOMERY'S PROJECT. 421 potash was to be greatly reduced by some process not explained, whereby all metal would be dispensed with. I Nothing in this wonderful document is more amazing than the unquestioning confidence -with which the proj...ector appeals to the public. One is reminded of Sub tie's promises to Sir Epicure. There are no doubts, no hints at the possible need of modifying his schemes in the future. Sir Eobert describes his province of a hundred and sixteen squares each a mile on every side, the four great parks filled with all kinds of cattle, and the city with ' a large void space afford- ing a fine view of the city in drawing near it, ' and with ' the Margrave's house containing all sorts of public edifices for dispatch of business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the present the profits of the shareholders were to come from potash and rice. The labour of a single man is to cost the shareholders thirty-three pounds a year, and will in either of the industries produce fifty pounds. The ordinary cost of boiling 1717 MONTGOMERY'S PROJECT. 421 potash was to be greatly reduced by some process not explained, whereby all metal would be dispensed with. I Nothing in this wonderful document is more amazing than the unquestioning confidence -with which the proj...ector appeals to the public. One is reminded of Sub tie's promises to Sir Epicure. There are no doubts, no hints at the possible need of modifying his schemes in the future. Sir Eobert describes his province of a hundred and sixteen squares each a mile on every side, the four great parks filled with all kinds of cattle, and the city with ' a large void space afford- ing a fine view of the city in drawing near it, ' and with ' the Margrave's house containing all sorts of public edifices for dispatch of business.
What to read after The English in America volume 5?
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