The North American Review, 24. sējumsJared Sparks, James Russell Lowell, Edward Everett, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1827 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... appears , that £ 13,205,117 sterling , affording at this time an aggregate dividend of £ 782,257 sterling , or about 52 per cent , have been vested in canals in England . By this extensive system of internal improvement , that country ...
... appears , that £ 13,205,117 sterling , affording at this time an aggregate dividend of £ 782,257 sterling , or about 52 per cent , have been vested in canals in England . By this extensive system of internal improvement , that country ...
7. lappuse
... appears to have engaged attention , ever since our adventurous population began to pass the Allegany ridge . While we were yet colonies , and the segregated inhabit- ants beyond that barrier could scarcely have assumed the char- acter ...
... appears to have engaged attention , ever since our adventurous population began to pass the Allegany ridge . While we were yet colonies , and the segregated inhabit- ants beyond that barrier could scarcely have assumed the char- acter ...
9. lappuse
... appears to be no alter- native , as to the course of the canal from tide water to the sun- mit level , and that it must necessarily conform to the windings of the Potomac , which has sought out and followed down the only line of ...
... appears to be no alter- native , as to the course of the canal from tide water to the sun- mit level , and that it must necessarily conform to the windings of the Potomac , which has sought out and followed down the only line of ...
11. lappuse
... appear that the country sustains a tax for transportation , of four of five millions a year ; whereas , if this merchandise were waterborne on canals , the cost would be reduced to less than half a million ; the difference in cost being ...
... appear that the country sustains a tax for transportation , of four of five millions a year ; whereas , if this merchandise were waterborne on canals , the cost would be reduced to less than half a million ; the difference in cost being ...
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... few points , and the cutting of twelve miles . ' This important and extraordinary natural facility for inland navigation , along a coast , " appears to rest , at present , upon the authority 1827. ] 15 Internal Improvements .
... few points , and the cutting of twelve miles . ' This important and extraordinary natural facility for inland navigation , along a coast , " appears to rest , at present , upon the authority 1827. ] 15 Internal Improvements .
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