The Future of South America
The Future of South America
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However, as the nitrates are part of 178 THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AMERICA the capital of the country, which will some day be ex- hausted, it would certainly be wise for Chile to expend at least the greater part of the revenue from them in creating other industries.
After sailing for eighteen hundred miles along a barren, desert coast, with only an occasional green spot, like Arica, it is good indeed to approach the next zone of Chile, and the port of Valparaiso, rightly named the "Vale of Paradise. ..." This largest and busiest port on the Pacific coast of South America has no natural harbor, and storms make landing difficult, but a break- water which will remove most of the danger is in proc- ess of construction. This harbor is a very busy place, being next to San Francisco in importance among Amer- ican Pacific coast ports. Valparaiso, with a population of two hundred thousand, is the wholesale center of Chile. Santiago claims two hundred thousand, and is the great retail center. There are about twenty citizens of the United States in Valparaiso and about two hundred in Santiago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, as the nitrates are part of 178 THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AMERICA the capital of the country, which will some day be ex- hausted, it would certainly be wise for Chile to expend at least the greater part of the revenue from them in creating other industries.
After sailing for eighteen hundred miles along a barren, desert coast, with only an occasional green spot, like Arica, it is good indeed to approach the next zone of Chile, and the port of Valparaiso, rightly named the "Vale of Paradise. ..." This largest and busiest port on the Pacific coast of South America has no natural harbor, and storms make landing difficult, but a break- water which will remove most of the danger is in proc- ess of construction. This harbor is a very busy place, being next to San Francisco in importance among Amer- ican Pacific coast ports. Valparaiso, with a population of two hundred thousand, is the wholesale center of Chile. Santiago claims two hundred thousand, and is the great retail center. There are about twenty citizens of the United States in Valparaiso and about two hundred in Santiago.
What to read after The Future of South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Babson, Roger Ward, 1875-1967 to read onlineMoreLess
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