The New Crisis
The New Crisis
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A thousand nations have sunk; yielded to the inevitable and died out under the withering curse of landlordism, yet on no sp it on earth has the system ever assumed such gigantic proportions as in our country.
What a change has come to cloud the future of the poor, the unfortunate and the ambitious young men, who for years have found a, refuge on the fertile prairies of the West.
Up to quite recently, a pleasant home on the gentle hills of the new states or territories, away from the disappointi...ng cares of precarious business life, where trade and commerce are battle- fields for contention and strife, with failure often snatching the prize from the liajid of confident success, awaited every man, and those who brought courage and industry were promised a new hope and a better future. But now he must stay with his hard- ships, and fight the battle of life with the other millions in over- crowded center, many of whom, too, would gladly flee for the free air of the great West had not the opportunities been cut off by the rapacity of the cunning few.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A thousand nations have sunk; yielded to the inevitable and died out under the withering curse of landlordism, yet on no sp it on earth has the system ever assumed such gigantic proportions as in our country.
What a change has come to cloud the future of the poor, the unfortunate and the ambitious young men, who for years have found a, refuge on the fertile prairies of the West.
Up to quite recently, a pleasant home on the gentle hills of the new states or territories, away from the disappointi...ng cares of precarious business life, where trade and commerce are battle- fields for contention and strife, with failure often snatching the prize from the liajid of confident success, awaited every man, and those who brought courage and industry were promised a new hope and a better future. But now he must stay with his hard- ships, and fight the battle of life with the other millions in over- crowded center, many of whom, too, would gladly flee for the free air of the great West had not the opportunities been cut off by the rapacity of the cunning few.
What to read after The New Crisis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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