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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 57

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oleum, 27,500,000 barrels ; pig iron,4,000,000 tons ; manufactured steel rails, 900,000tons. And nature herself, by the physical features shehas stamped upon our country, has seemed to lay itout as a field for national development on the mostmagnificent scale. Here we have the largest lakes,the… … A CENTURYS PROGRESS. One of the most important industries of the world isthe lumber business, the traffic in timber for buildinghouses, ships, etc., and manufacturing purposes. Theprincipal nations engaged in this business, outside ofthe United States, are Norway, Russia, Germany,British North…

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