The South's Redemption: From Poverty to Prosperity (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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In climate, soil, mineral and timber wealth, in rivers, large and small, in a long seacoast, in an abundant rainfall, in healthfulness and in every other advantage that could be asked, nature seems to have done her best for this favored land. Every variety of soil, suitable for every branch of agriculture, can be found ready to yield an abundant harvest. The wealth in iron and coal is beyond estimate and, in fact, its extent is not yet half known or dreamed of, while no other section possesses such a wide range and such an abundant supply of other minerals needed in the arts and sciences. Of timber there is a seemingly almost unlimited supply, including nearly every variety of hardwoods used for'wood-work ing purposes.

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