The Louisiana Purchase As It Was And As It is
The Louisiana Purchase As It Was And As It is
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They were afraid that it would reduce the Atlantic States to insignificance, and endanger the per- manence of the Union. They loved the "rocks and rills, " the "woods and templed hills" of the East, and were somewhat timid over the move- ment toward the rich prairies and abundant water courses of the new West. By kindly per- suasion they sought to keep their neighbors from becoming pioneers in the new province. * But they found that neither their fears nor their *A Virginia senator said: "This ...Eden of the New World will prove a cemetery for the bodies of our citizens. " LOUISIANA INCREASES HER POPULATION 59 persuasions could stay the steady movement westward.
Another thing that greatly accelerated the settlement of Louisiana was the invention of the steamboat. In the summer of 1807 Robert Ful- ton in his steamboat Clermont made the trip from New York to Albany in thirty-two hours, and the return trip in thirty. The experiment was declared impracticable before it was made, and ridiculed as useless afterward; yet it was a pronounced success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were afraid that it would reduce the Atlantic States to insignificance, and endanger the per- manence of the Union. They loved the "rocks and rills, " the "woods and templed hills" of the East, and were somewhat timid over the move- ment toward the rich prairies and abundant water courses of the new West. By kindly per- suasion they sought to keep their neighbors from becoming pioneers in the new province. * But they found that neither their fears nor their *A Virginia senator said: "This ...Eden of the New World will prove a cemetery for the bodies of our citizens. " LOUISIANA INCREASES HER POPULATION 59 persuasions could stay the steady movement westward.
Another thing that greatly accelerated the settlement of Louisiana was the invention of the steamboat. In the summer of 1807 Robert Ful- ton in his steamboat Clermont made the trip from New York to Albany in thirty-two hours, and the return trip in thirty. The experiment was declared impracticable before it was made, and ridiculed as useless afterward; yet it was a pronounced success.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert E Albert Edward Winship to read onlineMoreLess
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