 | 1847 - 726 sider
...Lawrence and the streams which take their course north to Hudson's Bay, draining the largest extent of the richest land, collecting the products of every clime, even the frigid, to bear the whole to a genial market in the sunny south, and there to meet the products of the entire world. Such is the... | |
 | Abraham Lincoln - 1864 - 244 sider
...communication with the sources of the St. Lawrence and the streams which take their course north to Hudsou's bay—draining the largest extent of richest land,...to market in the sunny south, and there to meet the product« of the entire world. Such is the Mississippi. And who can calculate the aggregate of its... | |
 | L. U. Reavis - 1870 - 156 sider
...their course nortl Hudson's Bay ; draining the largest extent of richest land, collecting the ] ducts of every clime, even the frigid, to bear the whole to market in the su South, and there to meet the products of the entire world. Such is the Mis sippi; and who can calculate... | |
 | L. U. Reavis - 1871 - 218 sider
...sources of the St. Lawrence and the streams which take their course north to Hudson's Bay ; draining the largest extent of richest land, collecting the...meet the products of the «entire world. Such is the Missis, sippi; and who can calculate the aggregate of its advantages and the magnitude of its future... | |
 | None - 1873 - 130 sider
...and the streams which take their course North to Hudson's Bay • draining the largest extent of the richest land ; collecting the products of every clime,...even the frigid, to bear the whole to market in the South, and there to meet the products of the entire world. Such is the Mississippi! and who can calculate... | |
 | Robert Sears - 1876 - 664 sider
...their course north to Hudson's j bay—draining the largest extent of the richest land—collecting the products of every clime, even the frigid, to bear the whole to a genial market in the sunny south, and there to meet the products of the entire world. Such is the... | |
 | 1881 - 246 sider
...and the streams which take their course north to Hudson's Bay ; draining the largest extent of the richest land ; collecting the products of every clime,...even the frigid, to bear the whole to market in the South, and there to meet the products of the entire world. Such is the Mississippi, and who can calculate... | |
 | William Mosley Hall, Horace Greeley, Thurlow Weed - 1882 - 214 sider
...take their course north to Hudson's Bay—draining the largest extent of richest land—collecting the products of every clime, even the frigid, to bear...and the magnitude of its future commercial results? Many years ago, the late Governor Clark .and myself undertook to calculate the extent of the boatable... | |
 | William Benjamin Smith - 1891 - 346 sider
...Lawrence and the streams which take their course north to Hudson's Bay; draining the largest extent of the richest land ; collecting the products of every clime,...even the frigid, to bear the whole to market in the South, and there to meet the products of the entire world. Such is the Mississippi, and who can calculate... | |
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Bay—draining the largest extent of richest land, collecting the products of every clime, even the frigid, to bear the whole to market in the sunny South, and there to meet the products of the entire world. Such is the Mississippi. And who can calculate... 