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Identifier: wheretoemigratew00godd (find matches)
Title: Where to emigrate and why : describe the climate--soil--productions--minerals and general resources--amount of public lands--the quality and price of farm lands in nearly all sections of the United States; and contains a description of the Pacific railroad--the homestead and other land laws--rates of wages throughout the country, etc., etc.
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Goddard, Frederick B. (Frederick Bartlett), b. 1834
Subjects: United States -- Economic conditions 1865-1918 United States -- Description and travel
Publisher: New York : Frederick B. Goddard
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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follows:First, the crescent-shaped zone or belt of country, lying low,along the Gulf of Mexico, varying from thirty to one hundredmiles in width, bountifully timbered, and producing cotton,sugar, &c. Next, the flower-embroidered prairie, the homeof the grain-raising farmer, rolling away northward and west-ward, to lose itself in the grass-covered uplands and plains ofthe stock-raiser, that skirt the elevated and treeless table-landsof the Llano Estocado, or other uninhabited regions of theWest. This is not an arbitrary division. There are many productsof general consumption and necessity, such as corn, potatoes,&C:, which are common to all parts of the State; but certainsections are specially adapted to the raising of live stock, asothers to grain, and others, again, to cotton and sugar. Noris this adaptedness confined entirely within the boundaries in-dicated ; as for instance, while the coast region produces morebountiful crops of cotton, and is naturally best suited to its
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