Address. Delivered September 26, 1850, At Salem, Before the Essex Agricultural Society
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I have 3 10 MR. cushing's address. t no hesitation in saying, that, in my opinion, the main-spring of all this is land. The abundance of land has been the pri- mary fact in the advancement of Spanish America, Portuguese America, French America, and British America, as it has in that of Australia.
I lay down the following series of propositions, in elucida- tion of the subject : — 1. The possession and utilization of land are the natural foundations of all society, because, without land, and its... pro- ductions, life is difficult and precarious, if not impossible. In the position thus broadly stated are included, of course, the natural products, whether vegetable, animal, or mineral, of the air and water as well as the earth.
2. Manufacture, which is the modification of these products, and commerce, which is their distribution by exchange, are secondary in order of time and of necessity to the occupation of the earth, which alone furnishes dwelling-place and food, the prime exigencies of life, and which also furnishes the ob- jects of manufacture and commerce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have 3 10 MR. cushing's address. t no hesitation in saying, that, in my opinion, the main-spring of all this is land. The abundance of land has been the pri- mary fact in the advancement of Spanish America, Portuguese America, French America, and British America, as it has in that of Australia.
I lay down the following series of propositions, in elucida- tion of the subject : — 1. The possession and utilization of land are the natural foundations of all society, because, without land, and its... pro- ductions, life is difficult and precarious, if not impossible. In the position thus broadly stated are included, of course, the natural products, whether vegetable, animal, or mineral, of the air and water as well as the earth.
2. Manufacture, which is the modification of these products, and commerce, which is their distribution by exchange, are secondary in order of time and of necessity to the occupation of the earth, which alone furnishes dwelling-place and food, the prime exigencies of life, and which also furnishes the ob- jects of manufacture and commerce.
What to read after Address. Delivered September 26, 1850, At Salem, Before the Essex Agricultural Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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