The Irish Canuck Yankee
The Irish Canuck Yankee
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Instead of seeing earmarks of a forward march, I beheld evidences of decay and back- wardness here and there. Towns and villages, which gave every reason to believe would eventually develop into places of importance, had fallen into public notice just the opposite.
My next annoyance to Canadian friends was made two years afterwards. Other similar visitations have been made at stated intervals about two years apart since. On each of these occasions, I made new dis- coveries regarding Canadian li...fe, when brought into comparison with the customs of the people of the United States. Each successive trip more emphatically impressed me with the fact that there was something seriously wrong with Canada and Canadians that must be righted some time, ere the country can make that headway, which is its due, by reason of its size and geographical location. Like Ireland, Canada has lost its greatest asset — the loss of its native brain and brawn of the youthful and accomplishing variety ; but, unlike the Green Isle, the Dominion has secured instead enough of the rang-and-tang element of other countries to strike a balance sheet insofar as population is con- cerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of seeing earmarks of a forward march, I beheld evidences of decay and back- wardness here and there. Towns and villages, which gave every reason to believe would eventually develop into places of importance, had fallen into public notice just the opposite.
My next annoyance to Canadian friends was made two years afterwards. Other similar visitations have been made at stated intervals about two years apart since. On each of these occasions, I made new dis- coveries regarding Canadian li...fe, when brought into comparison with the customs of the people of the United States. Each successive trip more emphatically impressed me with the fact that there was something seriously wrong with Canada and Canadians that must be righted some time, ere the country can make that headway, which is its due, by reason of its size and geographical location. Like Ireland, Canada has lost its greatest asset — the loss of its native brain and brawn of the youthful and accomplishing variety ; but, unlike the Green Isle, the Dominion has secured instead enough of the rang-and-tang element of other countries to strike a balance sheet insofar as population is con- cerned.
What to read after The Irish Canuck Yankee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C John Sparling to read onlineMoreLess
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