The New Republic Or the Transition Complete With An Approaching Change of Nati
The New Republic Or the Transition Complete With An Approaching Change of Nati
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Age, wealth, and natural advantages have given to those States the capacity, and made them the home of the mechanic arts. We need only refer to the census reports for conclusive evidence upon this point. In fact, it is universally known that the Man- chestors, the Birminghams, and the Sheffields, of the New World, belong to New England, and other portions of the Atlantic Slope, and to those districts of the country will they continue to belong.
The whole people are ready to adopt that policy of... industrial organization that confers profits and advantages on all parts of the country.
It has long since been conceded that, owing to the largeness of the nation, the trade, the industry, and pursuits of the people must bo diversified, in order to be profitable to all. The adapta- bility of each portion of the country to certain leading interests aids in the classification of the pursuits. Each portion has been considered in relation to some leading branch of industry : New England and the Atlantic States, on account of their immense advantages for manufacturing rather than for the agricultural pursuits, have been recognized as the manufacturing and com- mercial districts, while the Mississippi Valley, with its superior soil and natural agricultural advantage?, legitimately becomes the groat grain growing and stock raising portion ; and the Pacific Slope, with mountain system and varied and picturesque country, will, in due time, open up a new manifestation of com- mercial, social, and civil progress, which will, in its character, be purely American.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Age, wealth, and natural advantages have given to those States the capacity, and made them the home of the mechanic arts. We need only refer to the census reports for conclusive evidence upon this point. In fact, it is universally known that the Man- chestors, the Birminghams, and the Sheffields, of the New World, belong to New England, and other portions of the Atlantic Slope, and to those districts of the country will they continue to belong.
The whole people are ready to adopt that policy of... industrial organization that confers profits and advantages on all parts of the country.
It has long since been conceded that, owing to the largeness of the nation, the trade, the industry, and pursuits of the people must bo diversified, in order to be profitable to all. The adapta- bility of each portion of the country to certain leading interests aids in the classification of the pursuits. Each portion has been considered in relation to some leading branch of industry : New England and the Atlantic States, on account of their immense advantages for manufacturing rather than for the agricultural pursuits, have been recognized as the manufacturing and com- mercial districts, while the Mississippi Valley, with its superior soil and natural agricultural advantage?, legitimately becomes the groat grain growing and stock raising portion ; and the Pacific Slope, with mountain system and varied and picturesque country, will, in due time, open up a new manifestation of com- mercial, social, and civil progress, which will, in its character, be purely American.
What to read after The New Republic Or the Transition Complete With An Approaching Change of Nati?
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