War With England the Case Fairly Stated With An Address to President Van Buren
War With England the Case Fairly Stated With An Address to President Van Buren
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" — New-York Express.
Beside these advantages, others are set forth as follows : The debt due, as well as the loans effected in England, for the construction of rail-roads, canals, and other improve- ments, exceeding one hundred and forty millions of dollars, would be swept away, and the country relieved from the pay- ment of a large annual amount of interest, by which we should in a measure, be indemnified for the war.
" The excluding British manufactures and the building up of our own.
" The ...fostering our rising industry in the culture of silk ; of our vines ; of securing to ourselves vast commercial ad- vantages, and in short, of becoming a truly independent peo- ple. " These are the advantages apparent from a war with Eng- land, and it may be added, that it would give employment in the army to those hot and turbulent spirits which pervade the land ; and by the exclusion of foreign manufactures a vast augmentation of hands would be required to supply those articles which are now drawn from Europe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" — New-York Express.
Beside these advantages, others are set forth as follows : The debt due, as well as the loans effected in England, for the construction of rail-roads, canals, and other improve- ments, exceeding one hundred and forty millions of dollars, would be swept away, and the country relieved from the pay- ment of a large annual amount of interest, by which we should in a measure, be indemnified for the war.
" The excluding British manufactures and the building up of our own.
" The ...fostering our rising industry in the culture of silk ; of our vines ; of securing to ourselves vast commercial ad- vantages, and in short, of becoming a truly independent peo- ple. " These are the advantages apparent from a war with Eng- land, and it may be added, that it would give employment in the army to those hot and turbulent spirits which pervade the land ; and by the exclusion of foreign manufactures a vast augmentation of hands would be required to supply those articles which are now drawn from Europe.
What to read after War With England the Case Fairly Stated With An Address to President Van Buren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Waddy, 1798-1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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