Thomas Jefferson's Views On Public Education
Thomas Jefferson's Views On Public Education
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The value of forest products by the census of 1880 was $700,ooo,cxx).
Estimating the value of wheat at prices which would probably be judged strangely low by many Europeans, the amount raised in the United States by the census of 1880, was $474,291,850. Of hay there was raised an amount which was estimated at $371,811,085. The oat crop was valued at $150,243,565. The cotton crop at $280,266,242. The yield of potatoes was estimated at $81,000,000. Not to speak of many other crops of vari- ous ki...nds the amount of com raised was estimated — perhaps indeed too largely — to be worth $679,714,499.
In short, the agricultural produce including the yield of wool and of domestic animals — and probably a billion of dollars would be a low estimate for the cattle which were JEFFERSON'S IDEAL UNIVERSITY. I99 to be found on farms and plains, — amounted to billions of dollars. The vast yearly yield of coal, of iron, of gold and silver, and of copper, and of several other highly im- portant minerals, were, altogether only estimated by the census of 1880, at a valuation of $218,385,452.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The value of forest products by the census of 1880 was $700,ooo,cxx).
Estimating the value of wheat at prices which would probably be judged strangely low by many Europeans, the amount raised in the United States by the census of 1880, was $474,291,850. Of hay there was raised an amount which was estimated at $371,811,085. The oat crop was valued at $150,243,565. The cotton crop at $280,266,242. The yield of potatoes was estimated at $81,000,000. Not to speak of many other crops of vari- ous ki...nds the amount of com raised was estimated — perhaps indeed too largely — to be worth $679,714,499.
In short, the agricultural produce including the yield of wool and of domestic animals — and probably a billion of dollars would be a low estimate for the cattle which were JEFFERSON'S IDEAL UNIVERSITY. I99 to be found on farms and plains, — amounted to billions of dollars. The vast yearly yield of coal, of iron, of gold and silver, and of copper, and of several other highly im- portant minerals, were, altogether only estimated by the census of 1880, at a valuation of $218,385,452.
What to read after Thomas Jefferson's Views On Public Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henderson, John Cleaves to read onlineMoreLess
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