itants ; in 1860, 1,350,-428. In 1849, in Minnesota, 4,000 inhabitants; in 1864, 350,000.In 1850, there were 1,900 acres of land ploughed in Minnesota;in 1860, 433,276 acres. Now, what is the bearing of these startling facts upon ourargument ? A great nation must be materially great. It musthave… … CHAPTER IV. IMPORTANT PROBABILITIES CONSIDERED. j||jl|UR countrys progress, even under so brief at|MI survey as that contained in the preceding chap-•wy* ters, must strike every one as a marvel of national growth. And when we take into consideration the convictions expressed by some of^the eminent…
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