The United States During the War
The United States During the War
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The arsenal, one of the largest in the United States, employs a great many workmen ; 200,000 rifles are always kept there. Certainly never was there an in- dustrial town less black or less gloomy. At a distance the workshops look like palaces ; hydraulic force being almost the only one employed, the sky is never darkened by coal smoke. Pretty villas are, as it were, buried in the fohage of elms and maples ; nothing tarnishes the green blinds, the white piQars of the verandahs.
106 THE UNITED ST...ATES DURING THE WAR.
the wood painted in all colours, the mouldings and cornices of freestone. Industry does not yet drag in her train rags, misery, social degradation, brutality and ignorance, in New England. Man is looked upon as a product fiilly as important as exportable goods ; the workman is ranked above the work.
Springfield is not very far from Albany, the political capital of the State of New York. The western part of Massachusetts is first crossed, which is the most moun- tainous and picturesque part of the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The arsenal, one of the largest in the United States, employs a great many workmen ; 200,000 rifles are always kept there. Certainly never was there an in- dustrial town less black or less gloomy. At a distance the workshops look like palaces ; hydraulic force being almost the only one employed, the sky is never darkened by coal smoke. Pretty villas are, as it were, buried in the fohage of elms and maples ; nothing tarnishes the green blinds, the white piQars of the verandahs.
106 THE UNITED ST...ATES DURING THE WAR.
the wood painted in all colours, the mouldings and cornices of freestone. Industry does not yet drag in her train rags, misery, social degradation, brutality and ignorance, in New England. Man is looked upon as a product fiilly as important as exportable goods ; the workman is ranked above the work.
Springfield is not very far from Albany, the political capital of the State of New York. The western part of Massachusetts is first crossed, which is the most moun- tainous and picturesque part of the State.
What to read after The United States During the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laugel, Auguste, 1830-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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