The Westward Movement of Capital And the Facilities Which St Louis And Missour
The Westward Movement of Capital And the Facilities Which St Louis And Missour
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Louis. * In all the centuries of human history, no geographical event has exerted FO great an influence on the destinies of mankind as the discovery of America. The progress of the United States is the astonishment of the world. In less than three hundred years from the date of the first permanent settlement on oar shores, a small colony has grown into a populatiou of 60, 000, 000, and a narrow frontier upon the Atlantic has expanded into a public domain of more than 3, 250, 000 square miles. I...n this brief period, our country has outstripped in material development all the older civilizations of the world. The great Republic is now the richest nation on the face of the globe. Political economy recognizes the unrestricted consecration of natural talents to special pursuits as one of the most productive factors "of national wealth. No barriers of caste restrain the free exercise of American genius. Prosperous commonwealths, rich with the products of diversi- fied industry, equipped with all the conveniences of modern invention, enlightened by the discipline of universal education, and instinct with the energies of civil freedom, now occupy the vast territory which three centuries ago was a continental wilderness.
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Louis. * In all the centuries of human history, no geographical event has exerted FO great an influence on the destinies of mankind as the discovery of America. The progress of the United States is the astonishment of the world. In less than three hundred years from the date of the first permanent settlement on oar shores, a small colony has grown into a populatiou of 60, 000, 000, and a narrow frontier upon the Atlantic has expanded into a public domain of more than 3, 250, 000 square miles. I...n this brief period, our country has outstripped in material development all the older civilizations of the world. The great Republic is now the richest nation on the face of the globe. Political economy recognizes the unrestricted consecration of natural talents to special pursuits as one of the most productive factors "of national wealth. No barriers of caste restrain the free exercise of American genius. Prosperous commonwealths, rich with the products of diversi- fied industry, equipped with all the conveniences of modern invention, enlightened by the discipline of universal education, and instinct with the energies of civil freedom, now occupy the vast territory which three centuries ago was a continental wilderness.
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