An Address Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Rutgers College volume 1
An Address Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Rutgers College volume 1
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But this leads towards the " What !" and we had better let this last coalesce with the " Where ;" for our geogra- phical position has everything to do with our fiscal powers — our resources physical — Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce. All soils we have, and in them, all exuber- ance ; all climates, and by them all vai'ieties of earth's teeming bounties; all minerals, from the almost worthless' gold up to the invaluable iron and coal ; and in them the measureless means of developing the unkno...wn capacities of our soils for producing the necessaries and the luxuries of life, and so far indefinite increase of a laboring popula- tion. But the law here is well settled — ^population is di- rectly as the m'etins of comfort Jible subsistenee ; so that our vast agricultural resources seem to remove to an almost indefinate distance, the starvation boundary where population presses upon the means 'of 'subsis- tence. ; r: ; ! v ::-. :: ^ i;;: ; But if the depth of the soil andthe deptHof tHe'rriirie are not to be fathomed for centuries to come, who can measure the height of the column agricultural which must be con- structed over them ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this leads towards the " What !" and we had better let this last coalesce with the " Where ;" for our geogra- phical position has everything to do with our fiscal powers — our resources physical — Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce. All soils we have, and in them, all exuber- ance ; all climates, and by them all vai'ieties of earth's teeming bounties; all minerals, from the almost worthless' gold up to the invaluable iron and coal ; and in them the measureless means of developing the unkno...wn capacities of our soils for producing the necessaries and the luxuries of life, and so far indefinite increase of a laboring popula- tion. But the law here is well settled — ^population is di- rectly as the m'etins of comfort Jible subsistenee ; so that our vast agricultural resources seem to remove to an almost indefinate distance, the starvation boundary where population presses upon the means 'of 'subsis- tence. ; r: ; ! v ::-. :: ^ i;;: ; But if the depth of the soil andthe deptHof tHe'rriirie are not to be fathomed for centuries to come, who can measure the height of the column agricultural which must be con- structed over them ?
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