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Our country, the marvel of nations; its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it (1901)

Smith, Uriah, 1832-1903 · Battle Creek, Mich. [etc.] Review and herald pub co.; Oakland, Cal. [etc] Pacific press publishing co. · leaf 28

An illustration from Our country, the marvel of nations; its past, present, and future, and what the Scriptures say of it, 1901, leaf 28 — e enumerated as follows : — 1. Quiet manner of its rise. No nationever acquired so vast a territory in so quiet amanner. 2. Peaceable means by which it rose. Nonation has ever before risen to such greatnessby means so peaceable. 3. Rapid increase of strengtJi and capital.No nation before this has… … Comparative Growth of the UnitedStates and Brasil 1 In point of population, according to statistics of Jan. i, 1901, the United States and Territories had76,215,129 inhabitants, and with the additional accessions acquired through the late Spanish war, our popu-lation now foots up to 87,000,000. But…

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