Trading With Our Neighbors in the Caribbean
Trading With Our Neighbors in the Caribbean
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John has at present no satisfactory harbor, engineers have expressed the opinion that an indentation upon its coast known as "Coral Bay" has, with proper development, possibilities quite equal to that of St. Thomas.
The area of the three islands which have thus come into permanent ownership of the United States, is stated by the Statistical Abstract of the United States at 149 square miles, the area of the island of St. Croix being about 90 square miles, St. Thomas 35 square miles and St. John ...25 square miles. The population of the three islands in 1917 was 26, 051.
Both Danish and English are taught in the public schools, which were established by the Danish government, and attendance has been made compulsory. The chief language of the islands is English.
The chief products are sugar, coffee, cotton, cocoanuts, citrus fruits, bay rum, and food animals, especially cattle, while unofficial reports indicate considerable possibilities as to iron and copper, which thus far 54 TRADING IN THE CARIBBEAN have not been developed by any systematic efforts at mining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John has at present no satisfactory harbor, engineers have expressed the opinion that an indentation upon its coast known as "Coral Bay" has, with proper development, possibilities quite equal to that of St. Thomas.
The area of the three islands which have thus come into permanent ownership of the United States, is stated by the Statistical Abstract of the United States at 149 square miles, the area of the island of St. Croix being about 90 square miles, St. Thomas 35 square miles and St. John ...25 square miles. The population of the three islands in 1917 was 26, 051.
Both Danish and English are taught in the public schools, which were established by the Danish government, and attendance has been made compulsory. The chief language of the islands is English.
The chief products are sugar, coffee, cotton, cocoanuts, citrus fruits, bay rum, and food animals, especially cattle, while unofficial reports indicate considerable possibilities as to iron and copper, which thus far 54 TRADING IN THE CARIBBEAN have not been developed by any systematic efforts at mining.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar P Oscar Phelps Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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