A Lecture Delivered At Passaic N J
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Here was the favorite residence of that luxurious monarch, Montezuma the Second ; here he reclined beneath the very cypress trees which, " grey with the moss of ages, " now exist, and which even then were centuries old. Never under any preceding ruler had the empire attained such magnificence ; but while it seemed in its palmiest and most prosperous state, the canker had eaten deepest in its heart. Under the shades of the cypress trees, near his beloved Chapultepec, by the side of his kingly an...cestors, still rest his ashes.
No country in the world is so rich in the pre- cious metals as Mexico ; between four and five thousand mines have been at different times worked, and up to 1821, the year of Indepen- dence, $2, 028, 000, 000 had been obtained from them. The most valuable of these are now in the hands of English capitalists, who, however, until within the last few years, have been exceed- ingly unfortunate in their management of them. In 1824 and 1825 the most extravagant notions prevailed throughout England with regard to the wealth of the Mexican mines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here was the favorite residence of that luxurious monarch, Montezuma the Second ; here he reclined beneath the very cypress trees which, " grey with the moss of ages, " now exist, and which even then were centuries old. Never under any preceding ruler had the empire attained such magnificence ; but while it seemed in its palmiest and most prosperous state, the canker had eaten deepest in its heart. Under the shades of the cypress trees, near his beloved Chapultepec, by the side of his kingly an...cestors, still rest his ashes.
No country in the world is so rich in the pre- cious metals as Mexico ; between four and five thousand mines have been at different times worked, and up to 1821, the year of Indepen- dence, $2, 028, 000, 000 had been obtained from them. The most valuable of these are now in the hands of English capitalists, who, however, until within the last few years, have been exceed- ingly unfortunate in their management of them. In 1824 and 1825 the most extravagant notions prevailed throughout England with regard to the wealth of the Mexican mines.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Holsman to read onlineMoreLess
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