A New Chapter in the Early Life of Washington, in Connection With the Narrative History of the Potomac Company
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Lawrence, or than those of the Hud- son at Albany, by one hundred and seventy-six miles.
Maryland stands upon similar ground with Virginia. Penn- sylvania, although the Susquehanna is an unfriendly water, much impeded, it is said, with rocks and rapids, and nowhere communi- cating with those which lead to her capital, has it in contem- plation to open a communication between Toby's Creek, which empties into the Alleghany River ninety-five miles above Fort Pitt, and the West Branch of the Susque...hanna, and to cut a canal between the waters of the latter and the Schuylkill ; the expense of which is easier to be conceived than estimated or described by me. A people, however, who are possessed of the spirit of commerce, who see, and who will pursue their advantages, may achieve almost anything. In the mean time, under the uncertainty of these undertakings, they are smoothing the roads, AFTER THE REVOLUTION. 125 and paving the ways for the trade of the western worhl. That New York will do the same, as soon as the British garrisons are removed, which are at present insurmountable obstacles in their way, no person who knows the temper, genius, and policy of those people as well as I do, can harbor the smallest doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lawrence, or than those of the Hud- son at Albany, by one hundred and seventy-six miles.
Maryland stands upon similar ground with Virginia. Penn- sylvania, although the Susquehanna is an unfriendly water, much impeded, it is said, with rocks and rapids, and nowhere communi- cating with those which lead to her capital, has it in contem- plation to open a communication between Toby's Creek, which empties into the Alleghany River ninety-five miles above Fort Pitt, and the West Branch of the Susque...hanna, and to cut a canal between the waters of the latter and the Schuylkill ; the expense of which is easier to be conceived than estimated or described by me. A people, however, who are possessed of the spirit of commerce, who see, and who will pursue their advantages, may achieve almost anything. In the mean time, under the uncertainty of these undertakings, they are smoothing the roads, AFTER THE REVOLUTION. 125 and paving the ways for the trade of the western worhl. That New York will do the same, as soon as the British garrisons are removed, which are at present insurmountable obstacles in their way, no person who knows the temper, genius, and policy of those people as well as I do, can harbor the smallest doubt.
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