The Iron Hunter
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They cut it ruthlessly and the waste was scattered everywhere they lumbered, and allowed to burn and destroy great, uncut forests and even villages and lives, as witness Peshtigo and many other places.
There was a need for economical house material all over the growing nation. It was thus adequately sup- plied. One cannot have his cake and eat it too ; nor can A POLITICAL FULCRUM 115 he have trees and wheat in the same field. Greater care and selection in lumbering would have increased the cost... of home building during a critical period, and would have delayed farm development. Consequently, I do not join with those who curse the Stephensons and their congeners.
Sam Stephenson had just bought a seat in the House of Representatives, just as he would purchase a plug of tobacco or a bottle of bone liniment. It did not mat- ter to him whether Henry W. Seymour, of the Sault, had occupied it only a brief few months since the un- timely death of Representative Seth Moffatt, of Trav- erse City.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They cut it ruthlessly and the waste was scattered everywhere they lumbered, and allowed to burn and destroy great, uncut forests and even villages and lives, as witness Peshtigo and many other places.
There was a need for economical house material all over the growing nation. It was thus adequately sup- plied. One cannot have his cake and eat it too ; nor can A POLITICAL FULCRUM 115 he have trees and wheat in the same field. Greater care and selection in lumbering would have increased the cost... of home building during a critical period, and would have delayed farm development. Consequently, I do not join with those who curse the Stephensons and their congeners.
Sam Stephenson had just bought a seat in the House of Representatives, just as he would purchase a plug of tobacco or a bottle of bone liniment. It did not mat- ter to him whether Henry W. Seymour, of the Sault, had occupied it only a brief few months since the un- timely death of Representative Seth Moffatt, of Trav- erse City.
What to read after The Iron Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chase Salmon Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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