The Menace of the Arid Lands
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The more people we have and the more cereals we raise, the better off must we certainly be-such is the ordinary belief, and it is not at all to be wondered at.
The facts of the genesis of the notion are these: From the time of the first European settlements on these shores down to a period almost within the memory of men now living, it was not only taken for granted on all sides, but really was indisputable truth, that every foot of extension of the civilized occupation of this country back int...o the wild interior, every increase in population not positively vicious, was in many ways a real and solid gain to the people of the American colonies and of the young United States. Occupying a, our forefathers did but a narrow strip of land along the Atlantic coast, with only inchoate manufactures, very slow and uncertain communication between different sections, and agriculture not much more than adequate to provide for very modest living, the one thing that was needed before all others was development of the nation The father of a large family of stalwart sons and daughters was most distinctly a public benefactor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The more people we have and the more cereals we raise, the better off must we certainly be-such is the ordinary belief, and it is not at all to be wondered at.
The facts of the genesis of the notion are these: From the time of the first European settlements on these shores down to a period almost within the memory of men now living, it was not only taken for granted on all sides, but really was indisputable truth, that every foot of extension of the civilized occupation of this country back int...o the wild interior, every increase in population not positively vicious, was in many ways a real and solid gain to the people of the American colonies and of the young United States. Occupying a, our forefathers did but a narrow strip of land along the Atlantic coast, with only inchoate manufactures, very slow and uncertain communication between different sections, and agriculture not much more than adequate to provide for very modest living, the one thing that was needed before all others was development of the nation The father of a large family of stalwart sons and daughters was most distinctly a public benefactor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tucker, Gilbert M[illigan], 1847. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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