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The marvel of nations. Our country: its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it (1887)

Smith, Uriah, 1832-1903 · Battle Creek, Mich., Review & herald; Oakland, Cal., Pacific press; [etc.,etc · leaf 43

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itish jealousy, wars, piracies in the Mediterranean Sea and elsewhere, andthe ffects of embargoes. The tonnage of American ships, whichin 1789 was 201,562, was in 1870 more than 7,000,000. The exports from the United States in 1870 amounted to about $464,-000,000, and the imports to about… … View on the Erie Canal. not equaled by those of any nation. The canal and railway systems in the United States are the product chiefly of the presentcentury. So also is navigation by steam, on which river commerce chiefly relies for transportation. This was begun in theyear 1807. The first canals…

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