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quadgram	frequency
in the case of	30
the london and north	27
the mouth of the	26
in the united states	24
of the united states	22
would have to be	19
of the dock board	16
of the erie canal	16
at the mouth of	14
the kennet and avon	14
the shropshire union canal	13
one of the most	13
at the close of	13
the close of the	13
chesapeake and ohio canal	13
the beginning of the	12
the chesapeake and ohio	12
lewis and clark expedition	10
is one of the	10
the trade of the	10
the public belt railroad	10
baltimore and ohio railroad	10
in the interests of	10
of the industrial canal	10
on the th of	10
in the way of	9
of the nineteenth century	9
at the same time	9
the lewis and clark	9
in regard to the	9
the port of new	9
the story of the	9
of the ohio river	9
the baltimore and ohio	9
the great western railway	9
the history of the	9
the development of the	9
great western railway company	9
in favor of the	8
port of new orleans	8
of the birmingham canal	8
the old french war	8
of the ohio company	8
the london and birmingham	8
by the railway companies	8
by way of the	8
state of new york	7
of the levee board	7
london and birmingham railway	7
was one of the	7
as a means of	7
the improvement of the	7
a good deal of	7
of the london and	7
on the part of	7
for the purpose of	7
and birmingham railway company	7
the commerce of the	7
the state of new	7
in view of the	7
of the canal system	7
in the spring of	7
the forth and clyde	7
in the course of	7
in connection with the	7
the birmingham canal company	7
the cost of the	7
south of the ohio	7
by the dock board	7
of the shropshire union	7
of the canal and	7
the case of the	7
in the history of	7
at the rate of	7
the alleghany portage railway	7
on the other hand	7
the caledonian railway company	7
by the london and	7
of the lewis and	6
trade of the west	6
of lewis and clark	6
the valley of the	6
the trent and mersey	6
the continent of europe	6
the interests of the	6
in the matter of	6
for the night at	6
the association of commerce	6
the canal system of	6
the early days of	6
railways and canal company	6
the cumberland road was	6
the birmingham canal system	6
of the association of	6
the remainder of the	6
on the mississippi river	6
the president of the	6
mersey and irwell navigation	6
mouth of the columbia	6
kennet and avon canal	6
the east and the	6
ohio company of associates	6
the shropshire union railways	6
a certain amount of	6
at the beginning of	6
the completion of the	6
the outbreak of the	6
the extension of the	6
at a cost of	6
as in the case	6
feet wide at the	6
on the industrial canal	6
the aire and calder	6
the head of the	6
shropshire union railways and	6
of the public belt	6
for the purposes of	6
east and the west	6
union railways and canal	6
the navigation of the	6
as one of the	6
of the old french	5
mouth of the muskingum	5
the fact that the	5
early days of the	5
in the middle west	5
railways and their rates	5
the opening of the	5
the lakes to the	5
the manchester ship canal	5
the institution of civil	5
to the united states	5
at the end of	5
between liverpool and manchester	5
cents a cubic yard	5
institution of civil engineers	5
was to be the	5
by land and water	5
part of the country	5
the mississippi river and	5
virginia and north carolina	5
parts of the country	5
aire and calder navigation	5
controlled by railway companies	5
president of the united	5
the building of the	5
to the dock board	5
the ohio company of	5
the banks of the	5
pilots of the republic	5
liverpool and manchester railway	5
of the most important	5
the spring of the	5
a larger type of	5
on the railway companies	5
the people of new	5
the course of the	5
the erie canal was	5
from the lakes to	5
with a view to	5
with the idea of	5
with reference to the	5
the dock board to	5
territory northwest of the	5
to a certain extent	5
the british canal system	5
cubic yards a mile	5
it is one of	5
to and from the	5
the building of canals	5
the idea of a	5
the level of the	5
that the railway companies	5
the greater part of	5
in the black country	5
in the early days	5
at the head of	5
on canals and waterways	4
the construction of the	4
forth and clyde navigation	4
of the state of	4
of the great lakes	4
brother of the sword	4
the rates and charges	4
nine locks in miles	4
a large portion of	4
of the ohio and	4
the character of the	4
from day to day	4
missionary to the indians	4
on the other side	4
of the railway companies	4
the railway companies to	4
forth and clyde canal	4
to cut off the	4
as we have seen	4
canal widening would mean	4
for the sake of	4
cost of the canal	4
the canals of the	4
in the quarterly review	4
near the mouth of	4
was called upon to	4
the control of the	4
per cent of the	4
will be able to	4
to the development of	4
in the event of	4
as a matter of	4
the use of the	4
be found in the	4
shropshire union canal at	4
of the founders of	4
rail and maritime facilities	4
as well as the	4
of a larger type	4
of land in the	4
both sides of the	4
the ground that the	4
for the use of	4
it was to be	4
use of a larger	4
improve the navigation of	4
the sewerage and water	4
the ohio and the	4
the cost of construction	4
of the canal companies	4
been spent on the	4
of the mississippi river	4
the friendship of the	4
the proprietors of the	4
of the potomac company	4
on the st of	4
shown by the following	4
to be found in	4
worcester and birmingham canal	4
northwest of the ohio	4
of the old northwest	4
to the ohio river	4
from the sale of	4
with the exception of	4
leeds and liverpool canal	4
the canal and the	4
one of the first	4
the floor of the	4
of the building of	4
a canal between the	4
by means of the	4
the founder of transylvania	4
traffic on the mississippi	4
with a capacity of	4
the officers of the	4
on the one hand	4
on the great lakes	4
of chambers of commerce	4
louisville and portland canal	4
the united states was	4
the grand junction canal	4
of which i have	4
of the british canal	4
one of the best	4
the present site of	4
canal system of the	4
the average weight per	4
the railway company to	4
the sum total of	4
the route of a	4
to improve the navigation	4
the use of a	4
cost an average of	4
on the continent of	4
at the meeting of	4
the new york legislature	4
the centre of the	4
the treaty of fort	4
a part of the	4
the nature of the	4
and the building of	4
for the first time	4
from the mouth of	4
counsel of the dock	4
people of new orleans	4
two hundred thousand acres	4
wide at the bottom	4
what canal widening would	4
of the northwest company	4
the spirit of the	4
to bring about the	4
special counsel of the	4
the part of the	4
in a position to	4
in the first instance	4
the friends of the	4
in competition with the	4
doullut williams shipbuilding company	4
the capital of the	4
on the banks of	4
of the men who	4
the territory northwest of	4
washington and the west	4
of the illinois central	4
of the railway company	4
this part of the	4
with the result that	4
of the great western	4
and miles on the	4
became interested in the	4
some remarks made by	4
it would be a	4
falls of the ohio	4
treaty of fort stanwix	4
on the kennet and	4
the walls of the	4
of empire in the	4
of the american fur	4
owned or controlled by	4
it is difficult to	4
of communication between the	4
the rest of the	4
it was seen that	4
west of the alleghanies	4
as much as the	4
in miles on the	4
of the cumberland road	3
waste of public money	3
large sums of money	3
the dredging of a	3
a pusillanimous behavior now	3
the united states by	3
on the ground that	3
the growth of the	3
the opposition to the	3
at the time of	3
of the republic the	3
at the hands of	3
north of the ohio	3
right of way up	3
the liverpool and manchester	3
route of a proposed	3
new channel to the	3
published in the quarterly	3
mouth of the pit	3
would certainly have to	3
is not to be	3
it was not until	3
was seen that the	3
freight traffic on the	3
the city of new	3
on the shropshire union	3
the mersey harbour board	3
the missionaries of the	3
of way up the	3
on the river front	3
as president of the	3
it was necessary to	3
met out of the	3
was opened for traffic	3
a large number of	3
the attitude of the	3
quarterly review of march	3
the interest of the	3
the river and the	3
of the american system	3
feet below the surface	3
part of the road	3
the work was begun	3
in charge of the	3
the purchase of the	3
legislature of the state	3
on the point of	3
at the institution of	3
the potomac to the	3
of the next year	3
the railway companies have	3
came into the possession	3
sewerage and water board	3
opposition to the road	3
fort pitt and fort	3
the transport of coal	3
the ohio river and	3
wilts and berks canal	3
and one of the	3
competition with the railways	3
between the atlantic and	3
the promoter of astoria	3
the evidence he gave	3
wheeling on the ohio	3
of this part of	3
a depth of feet	3
that if only the	3
treaty of fort watauga	3
it is true that	3
the hero of the	3
commercial development of the	3
was equal to the	3
in which it was	3
commission on canals and	3
a large part of	3
select committee on canals	3
be met out of	3
a small amount of	3
the decline in freight	3
square miles of country	3
initial sources of supply	3
for the cumberland road	3
to the level of	3
of the panama canal	3
of the kennet and	3
from end to end	3
northwest of the river	3
between new orleans and	3
and the united states	3
as i have said	3
sides of the river	3
and ohio railroad company	3
the th of march	3
in respect to the	3
the consent of the	3
the course of trade	3
too much to say	3
from philadelphia to pittsburg	3
in what is now	3
the stour valley line	3
it is certain that	3
total length of the	3
board of commissioners of	3
in each case the	3
the transition in trade	3
remarks made by mr	3
by the railway company	3
the river end of	3
it is not a	3
the same syndicate of	3
the territory between the	3
to enable them to	3
per annum per share	3
a portion of the	3
valley of the mississippi	3
some of the best	3
president of the whitney	3
the public lands in	3
the adoption of the	3
quote the following from	3
between east and west	3
has not yet been	3
the cumberland national road	3
to the mouth of	3
it would not be	3
the pontchartrain channel would	3
of new orleans to	3
the purchase of louisiana	3
for a number of	3
to the memory of	3
of the chesapeake and	3
had in the meantime	3
canal had to be	3
the point of view	3
canal and inner harbor	3
on the subject of	3
strangled by the railway	3
the cost of which	3
or miles an hour	3
president of the association	3
as the erie canal	3
in order that the	3
to or from the	3
from one of the	3
a considerable amount of	3
opened for traffic in	3
that the london and	3
of the american board	3
of the country were	3
the way in which	3
way up the potomac	3
judges yates and platt	3
has not power to	3
than the cost of	3
the size of the	3
the erie canal project	3
congress has not power	3
it is not surprising	3
it is interesting to	3
behavior now will ill	3
an elevation of feet	3
of new york in	3
well shown by the	3
of or miles an	3
of the river ohio	3
one of the largest	3
by the public belt	3
in order to secure	3
the industrial canal will	3
to build the road	3
a great deal of	3
evidence he gave before	3
and certainty of delivery	3
larger type of boat	3
with the advent of	3
it is the duty	3
between the alleghanies and	3
south shore of the	3
river end of the	3
some of the most	3
in the dark days	3
the expense of the	3
city of new orleans	3
the leader of the	3
that the cost of	3
decline in freight traffic	3
in my book on	3
have to be a	3
in the development of	3
up the potomac to	3
the building of a	3
the state of ohio	3
the physical conditions of	3
shore of the lake	3
of the baltimore and	3
the hudson bay company	3
caledonian railway company have	3
the dark days of	3
during which we had	3
in the new york	3
pusillanimous behavior now will	3
an account of the	3
the father of the	3
by waggon or dray	3
to the use of	3
by an independent company	3
by means of a	3
the report of the	3
of land on the	3
solution of the problem	3
by eva emery dye	3
that they would be	3
consent of the railway	3
to use the canals	3
cubic feet of water	3
in the black forest	3
the theory that the	3
after the revolutionary war	3
the total length of	3
in behalf of the	3
to finish the canal	3
the tolls and charges	3
would not have been	3
kennet and avon at	3
the quarterly review of	3
the next year he	3
the north and the	3
by the state of	3
from new orleans to	3
in the fall of	3
canal company and the	3
the capital issues committee	3
nothing to do with	3
any point of view	3
on the pontchartrain route	3
the expansion of the	3
the midlands and the	3
completion of the canal	3
there is absolutely no	3
the alleghanies and the	3
the meadow of light	3
jonathan and george were	3
have taken place in	3
and the new orleans	3
is well shown by	3
a mile from the	3
the industrial canal is	3
the whole of the	3
the canal in the	3
the general body of	3
that was finally built	3
on the birmingham canal	3
the american fur company	3
but there is no	3
it must be remembered	3
the awakening of the	3
the work of the	3
i have already spoken	3
route for a canal	3
miles on the st	3
against the pressure of	3
than that of the	3
ill suit the times	3
president of the hibernia	3
the rank and file	3
the gulf of mexico	3
system of the country	3
of the forth and	3
tributaries of the ohio	3
close of the war	3
the dredging of the	3
is the duty of	3
between the potomac and	3
the moral effect of	3
a considerable number of	3
the south shore of	3
the board of trade	3
now will ill suit	3
a route for a	3
the erie canal had	3
on railways and their	3
the failure of the	3
in the hope that	3
the mersey and irwell	3
of the first importance	3
of the public lands	3
in the same way	3
and ohio canal company	3
a fair chance of	3
of the story of	3
the success of the	3
from st paul to	3
association of chambers of	3
on both sides of	3
the cost would be	3
feet above sea level	3
the influence of the	3
northwest company of montreal	3
to the fact that	3
not seem to be	3
the following extract from	3
ports of the world	3
of the port of	3
and the london and	3
a mile a year	3
navigation of the potomac	3
and that was the	3
of trade and commerce	3
to work the minerals	3
of a canal between	3
and a half million	3
on the ohio in	3
than in the case	3
the hands of the	3
of the foundation company	3
to the kentucky river	3
the florida walk canal	3
royal commission on canals	3
for the time being	3
for the improvement of	3
pitt and fort detroit	3
point of view of	3
pounds to the square	3
hundreds of thousands of	3
of the pontchartrain channel	3
alleghanies and the mississippi	3
from any point of	3
waterways in the united	3
the site of the	3
coal and coke company	3
the subject of the	3
in freight traffic on	3
will ill suit the	3
railways to the rescue	3
the formation of the	3
at the expense of	3
the commercial development of	3
at the opening of	3
the sight of the	3
this has already been	3
my book on railways	3
that he did not	3
cumberland road was a	3
hundred feet from the	3
in the evidence he	3
about the same time	3
the duty of the	3
book on railways and	3
and the great lakes	3
of the potomac and	3
of the hibernia bank	3
the young american republic	3
certainly have to be	3
the end of the	3
speed and certainty of	3
the secretary of war	3
from the point of	3
the course of a	3
by the local authorities	3
the great changes that	3
average weight per consignment	3
are to be found	3
have to be taken	3
for the reason that	3
the falls of the	3
one of the great	3
the amount of money	3
of the canal company	3
and harbors act of	3
the founders of marietta	3
would do well to	3
the united states to	3
at a time when	3
there is no doubt	3
in the first place	3
all the territory between	3
the decline of the	3
for the construction of	3
for the transport of	3
that was to be	3
of the railway system	3
of the moravian church	3
a score of years	3
the arrival of the	3
that some of the	3
not power to construct	3
the pontchartrain route is	3
the united states in	3
in the face of	3
the potomac and the	3
he gave before the	3
it must have been	3
yards a mile a	3
one of the greatest	3
between the ohio and	3
of the black country	3
basis for fair comparison	2
of the grand junction	2
and improvement of the	2
the same time to	2
henry clay championed the	2
per consignment being cwts	2
chesapeake and delaware canal	2
demands made upon them	2
opening of the nineteenth	2
bank of the ohio	2
the very essence of	2
taken direct from the	2
thrown across the alleghanies	2
new york new orleans	2
story of lewis and	2
the canals and waterways	2
the historic falls of	2
due to the fact	2
took over the canal	2
of civil engineers in	2
by the late sir	2
delaware and chesapeake canal	2
in the name of	2
remainder of the route	2
on the gulf coast	2
per mile of length	2
not yet been completed	2
set on foot the	2
cost of construction and	2
duty of the national	2
the past and present	2
beyond the alleghanies was	2
the united states army	2
of the bond issue	2
water supply for canals	2
from the potomac to	2
below the surface of	2
is in any way	2
the paddington canal for	2
president of the illinois	2
distributing points along the	2
a large sum of	2
the canal has not	2
feet below the ground	2
the legislature of the	2
when i was in	2
the means of removing	2
the indian trails that	2
advent of these women	2
days of the southwest	2
care of the government	2
in consequence of the	2
that he was one	2
revenue of the government	2
preaching to the indians	2
construction costs and contractors	2
a very considerable extent	2
a line of trading	2
superintendent of the sewerage	2
less than per cent	2
the heroes of the	2
of which he had	2
to the canal in	2
philadelphia and columbia railway	2
the history of our	2
of the kentucky movement	2
road from the lakes	2
thousand acres of land	2
where we went ashore	2
be the means of	2
to meet the situation	2
in the new field	2
on the basis of	2
a distance of some	2
be delivered to him	2
article on canals and	2
the transition in agriculture	2
on the supposition that	2
at this time was	2
southern and public belt	2
in place of the	2
essentially a case of	2
seventy miles up the	2
six years of age	2
competition with the railroads	2
america and the orient	2
one whose superiority must	2
between new york and	2
a right of way	2
paddington canal for liverpool	2
to the extent of	2
the ohio river was	2
the value of the	2
proprietors of the mersey	2
and the cost of	2
idle to say that	2
weight per consignment being	2
small canal first planned	2
in the conveyance of	2
the chesapeake and delaware	2
the late sir james	2
and hull there are	2
cranes at ellesmere port	2
transport of coal from	2
a railroad from baltimore	2
nine hundred and ninety	2
new field for explorers	2
the work of unwatering	2
his claim for a	2
four locks in miles	2
on the canals of	2
the hudson river and	2
in the present instance	2
in less than a	2
addition to the canal	2
taken as a model	2
improvement of the potomac	2
with those of the	2
to keep to the	2
what he was in	2
make good a deficiency	2
meet the requirements of	2
in congress on the	2
waters of the hudson	2
the advantages of a	2
the policy of the	2
the interior of america	2
the railway companies in	2
the bottom and feet	2
partly for the reason	2
and some of the	2
walls of the tunnel	2
crossed the rocky mountains	2
the traffic on the	2
the sale of lands	2
section of the traders	2
put up for the	2
piece of land on	2
need recognized for a	2
brought us to the	2
president of the continental	2
inhabitants would do their	2
of the traffic of	2
of new york state	2
in company with mr	2
road was one of	2
to the erie canal	2
floor of the siphon	2
the improvement of waterways	2
origin of the erie	2
railway company had to	2
open for traffic to	2
a large proportion of	2
in the memory of	2
is difficult to believe	2
great burst of immigration	2
to be bought in	2
mississippi terminal railroad company	2
immigration across the alleghanies	2
water to the ohio	2
the coast near point	2
diverted from the railways	2
the undertakings of the	2
water between lake erie	2
same syndicate of bankers	2
engineers in the united	2
the leeds and liverpool	2
posts up the missouri	2
it is not because	2
avon canal at devizes	2
order to effect a	2
the th of may	2
george rogers clark in	2
a century and a	2
the least of it	2
yields a dividend of	2
endorsement by new orleans	2
by the department of	2
the purpose of the	2
every mile of coast	2
to deeds which made	2
six locks in miles	2
from pit to port	2
the new field for	2
through the port of	2
there the slightest probability	2
to conclude that the	2
that the level beds	2
the metropolitan police area	2
his message to congress	2
western division from pittsburg	2
canal that was finally	2
the industrial canal as	2
with which it was	2
with us in the	2
of the canals in	2
hastened to new york	2
had come into the	2
both the canal and	2
mouth of the mississippi	2
that this has already	2
channel connecting mobile bay	2
of the canals would	2
page illustrations from photographs	2
of the continental congress	2
in token of the	2
george rogers clark won	2
of light on the	2
to view his own	2
it would be seen	2
it is probable that	2
to form a clear	2
the canal by the	2
for a long period	2
the waters of the	2
the first chapter of	2
to the sea by	2
this city and the	2
the shipping of coal	2
from some remarks made	2
found to be the	2
of this great work	2
the traffic of the	2
unjust charges of the	2
the view that whitman	2
be founders of empire	2
a long land transportation	2
the actual cost of	2
the country of the	2
oregon by eva emery	2
as well as of	2
and down the columbia	2
than any other line	2
washington had nothing to	2
had come to stay	2
and at the same	2
one form or another	2
regiment embarked at the	2
and pushed on towards	2
the basin of the	2
the mississippi basin and	2
in the mouth of	2
of the capital issues	2
were square miles of	2
capable of indefinite expansion	2
kennet and avon navigation	2
captured and strangled by	2
to have a part	2
from the report of	2
of the coal trade	2
the discussion on mr	2
a through route by	2
the distributing points along	2
in any scheme of	2
in order to provide	2
in some instances the	2
to be paid in	2
the great land companies	2
as they are ready	2
new orleans and the	2
had to be built	2
in the northwest territory	2
they would have to	2
it is to be	2
to the canal companies	2
canal and its story	2
sums of money in	2
in the interest of	2
pioneer promoter in the	2
new orleans industrial canal	2
to make use of	2
to make good a	2
as if there were	2
conditions in great britain	2
the question of water	2
open or close the	2
make the most of	2
one part of the	2
the canal that was	2
canal was one of	2
of the west in	2
for nine hundred and	2
the night at a	2
the declaration of independence	2
was superseded by the	2
an important link in	2
more or less the	2
the face of every	2
it may be said	2
to remain in title	2
railway company for the	2
but it was not	2
a canal from philadelphia	2
statement to the press	2
cubic yards excavated cost	2
from to feet in	2
land on the ohio	2
first act in the	2
course of a discussion	2
missouri to the columbia	2
of a discussion at	2
way in which the	2
of the east and	2
along the lines of	2
within convenient reach of	2
was greatly interested in	2
the local authorities in	2
of the pennsylvania canal	2
a president or a	2
the western inhabitants would	2
on a paper read	2
that was thought impossible	2
the result that the	2
in germany and france	2
in part by the	2
for traffic such as	2
first settlement in the	2
the north sea to	2
were made on the	2
annum per share on	2
bottom on the cheat	2
taken place in the	2
so much is heard	2
in the management of	2
any general scheme of	2
works of internal improvement	2
bridge the distance from	2
paul to st louis	2
feet in length and	2
in the formation of	2
tolls and charges would	2
should new york representatives	2
of the middle west	2
or dray to the	2
the romance of would	2
new orleans and new	2
erected to the memory	2
great advantage to the	2
the dock board would	2
in the state of	2
right to build the	2
from the ohio to	2
the railway companies were	2
to guarantee the interest	2
the western country to	2
an outlet to the	2
charges would have to	2
department of the dock	2
the same time the	2
all the way from	2
ways and means of	2
by the fact that	2
in our national annals	2
went so far as	2
england on the ohio	2
transfer their interests from	2
which the government is	2
on the british canal	2
not because of the	2
any part of the	2
portions of the canal	2
small section of the	2
as the direct result	2
we stopped for the	2
this they have done	2
are willing to be	2
the largest in the	2
birmingham canal and its	2
greater and still greater	2
the making up of	2
leader of the founders	2
the famous ordinance of	2
south coast railway company	2
the mission and country	2
purchase of the canal	2
to the north and	2
having been captured and	2
and private operation of	2
side of the river	2
as it ought to	2
the northern tributaries of	2
to say that the	2
the forces of nature	2
the most important material	2
the time of the	2
there was ample water	2
rivals of mississippi cargo	2
could not fail to	2
some of the larger	2
texas railroad and steamship	2
sankey brook and st	2
questions of boundaries and	2
first chapter of the	2
baltimore and ohio railway	2
quantities as he wants	2
a time when the	2
of the means of	2
which i have already	2
was not until the	2
by the new york	2
the concrete floor of	2
on the provision of	2
manchester and bury canal	2
are now enabled to	2
promoter in the middle	2
maintain the efficiency of	2
called upon to make	2
charge of the work	2
the construction of canals	2
proceeded on our way	2
that the railway company	2
small amount of sand	2
on the trent and	2
industrial canal is the	2
governor of ohio by	2
the southern and public	2
whether or not the	2
by this time to	2
there has been a	2
put forth by the	2
the advent of these	2
lancashire and yorkshire railway	2
to the london and	2
kept alive and in	2
railroad from baltimore to	2
great and good words	2
the foundation company had	2
built in the united	2
one hundred and thirty	2
could be made and	2
raised to such a	2
coast near point adams	2
in the chapter on	2
general body of the	2
adapted for transport by	2
his hope of a	2
through route from the	2
from this point of	2
to the conclusion that	2
the journey from london	2
when the united states	2
board of commissioners for	2
half of the continent	2
commissioners for foreign missions	2
phases of the story	2
the total amount of	2
as the birmingham canal	2
stared them in the	2
as the cumberland road	2
absolutely no doubt that	2
the potomac canal company	2
and charges would have	2
in the old french	2
orleans decides to build	2
glad to leave the	2
of the french and	2
the minds and hearts	2
schuylkill and susquehanna canal	2
the empire of the	2
that part of the	2
the empire of oregon	2
all grouped together within	2
with representatives of the	2
an article on canals	2
important factors in the	2
winning of the west	2
fact that the canal	2
overwhelming endorsement by new	2
the florida walk drainage	2
of construction of the	2
most of the continental	2
of bankers that had	2
sent out by the	2
large portion of the	2
among these was the	2
shelter for the night	2
and the other to	2
it ought to be	2
whole of our journey	2
behalf of an erie	2
the colonies and the	2
use of the road	2
a matter of fact	2
had only two first	2
of two or three	2
the railway companies would	2
built by the government	2
in the summer of	2
from a bad concern	2
the reader will see	2
the first act in	2
received from the sale	2
it is obvious that	2
already been proposed to	2
building the industrial canal	2
nature of the coal	2
ceased to be remunerative	2
the land of which	2
the construction of an	2
rates and charges which	2
ohio and its tributaries	2
in addition to this	2
was not to pass	2
cutler hastened to new	2
larger than the one	2
founders of the old	2
of the projected rail	2
meadow of light on	2
company was to be	2
on the huddersfield narrow	2
western inhabitants would do	2
book to be read	2
to be checked by	2
to the building of	2
to establish a line	2
plan of american internal	2
link in the intracoastal	2
in the ohio river	2
was to build a	2
the next few years	2
economic aspect of canal	2
was essentially a case	2
bounded by france and	2
had crossed the continent	2
a cargo boat on	2
which would have to	2
work of internal improvement	2
which the hudson dock	2
the rate of or	2
is a matter of	2
trading conditions of to	2
between schenectady and albany	2
secretary of the treasury	2
the excavation was made	2
to transfer their interests	2
to be the great	2
to the place of	2
our journey along the	2
hudson river and lake	2
original cost of construction	2
and of the levee	2
into the railway trucks	2
the great northern railway	2
does not seem to	2
the warrior river section	2
be used as a	2
the story of his	2
or at any rate	2
by thomas ewing dabney	2
at the sight of	2
south of newport news	2
more or less of	2
it was possible for	2
there was a chance	2
of goods to and	2
of mississippi cargo boats	2
understand that this has	2
of a number of	2
more convenient and more	2
surplus money in the	2
rufus putnam and his	2
in february of the	2
in the centre of	2
the early history of	2
it was of immeasurable	2
of the proximity of	2
based on the supposition	2
new orleans is the	2
the crest of the	2
a discussion at the	2
passing through the lock	2
part of the railways	2
the second stratum of	2
reader will see from	2
at the present time	2
the surplus money in	2
north sea to the	2
ownership of the land	2
below the ground surface	2
the other to the	2
set of men that	2
father of his country	2
character of the soil	2
industrial canal will be	2
completed to the ohio	2
the land between the	2
act in the drama	2
at an early age	2
on the same basis	2
say the least of	2
of the mississippi valley	2
a series of articles	2
and progress of rail	2
appendix on the british	2
the land south of	2
facilities on the river	2
ring of sheet piling	2
and the gas pressure	2
of these women into	2
in his book on	2
the doullut williams shipbuilding	2
in behalf of an	2
unwatering the lock site	2
be done in the	2
nationalisation or the municipalisation	2
of commissioners for foreign	2
of the origin and	2
of the potomac to	2
feet wide and feet	2
possible for them to	2
a certain number of	2
the west for the	2
which resulted in the	2
of our journey along	2
each operated by a	2
railway companies in the	2
of what is now	2
was the most important	2
development of new orleans	2
that ever crossed the	2
erie canal and the	2
the order of the	2
will also be received	2
out of the rates	2
illustrations have been moved	2
have to be avoided	2
one way or another	2
that all that is	2
a distance of miles	2
outskirts of the town	2
to destination by canal	2
the canal system were	2
works in general on	2
and hearts of men	2
that the capital of	2
letter on the subject	2
the little village of	2
of the lock is	2
of the canals had	2
of the american people	2
all that can be	2
whole of the inland	2
why government should operate	2
that the road was	2
were on the ground	2
take the case of	2
sheffield and south yorkshire	2
one hundred and forty	2
what is known as	2
progress of rail and	2
american board of commissioners	2
used for internal improvements	2
a view to the	2
empire in the early	2
in the old northwest	2
is costing more than	2
coal is to be	2
there is the question	2
the canal from the	2
the drift of public	2
he knew where the	2
of reserve water to	2
one hundred and sixty	2
it will ever be	2
it will give new	2
the dock board has	2
owned by railway companies	2
is shown by the	2
concrete floor of the	2
public did not want	2
states bordering on the	2
of certain unproductive canals	2
to provide the traders	2
the main lines of	2
the work was not	2
at the age of	2
st louis railway club	2
for the conveyance of	2
could not have been	2
be borne in mind	2
the ohio and its	2
hero of the meadow	2
the british canal problem	2
the somerset coal canal	2
the nineteenth century dawned	2
with a small amount	2
promoter of western investments	2
all the land between	2
the west and the	2
at an opportune moment	2
by the great western	2
from the midlands to	2
in the erie canal	2
interests of the city	2
any of the states	2
the memory of this	2
with one hundred and	2
to believe that the	2
close of the old	2
and that the level	2
through a number of	2
was to save oregon	2
the annual report of	2
on the monongahela river	2
with the expansion of	2
or the municipalisation of	2
a temporary home in	2
leader of a people	2
convenient and more economical	2
government should operate canal	2
the canal will be	2
was possible for them	2
to him from the	2
dark days of the	2
the weight of the	2
as i have shown	2
beds of certain unproductive	2
was found to be	2
to the cause of	2
the dock board and	2
the whole system of	2
of the traffic handled	2
to the pacific ocean	2
in the transport of	2
mouth of the river	2
the news of the	2
sent down to the	2
pay an annual dividend	2
the city of chester	2
a life of unparalleled	2
to the national government	2
a difference in level	2
it is remarkable that	2
the whole of our	2
and hydraulic cranes at	2
this was in the	2
other side of the	2
the contract was accepted	2
town in great britain	2
at one time it	2
the length of haul	2
the inland water traffic	2
of ohio by congress	2
paid out of the	2
than the canal boat	2
half a century before	2
end of the tunnel	2
it was best to	2
first spadeful of earth	2
faith in the west	2
the romance of the	2
the meeting of the	2
it was not attempted	2
a bad concern into	2
the territory south of	2
of any in the	2
of the canal were	2
cargo for a ship	2
played a most important	2
of the mission stations	2
the potomac to cumberland	2
if not at the	2
of what has been	2
for fair comparison between	2
the reception of rail	2
superiority must be thus	2
rail and tram roads	2
as more and more	2
the huddersfield narrow canal	2
the position of the	2
the canal and to	2
this point of view	2
when it was finished	2
appointed governor of ohio	2
for the commercial development	2
the doullut williams yard	2
of the hudson river	2
that there is no	2
the conquest of oregon	2
warwick and birmingham canal	2
to go by rail	2
the taxpayers or ratepayers	2
is no doubt that	2
the general position in	2
of the country to	2
form a transylvania company	2
on the cheat river	2
and in the following	2
seven days for assembling	2
company launched its first	2
must be thus established	2
of our national expansion	2
via rail to san	2
to build a road	2
than to attempt to	2
one hundred and fifty	2
between the lock and	2
offered for the reception	2
there is also a	2
the government are the	2
the government is developing	2
sections of the united	2
that it was not	2
rail to san francisco	2
at about the same	2
senator ransdell of louisiana	2
the first settlement in	2
it is desirable to	2
between the mohawk and	2
that the dock board	2
in order to reach	2
were again hauled by	2
certain amount of traffic	2
the need recognized for	2
and a half ago	2
river and the lock	2
fall upon the community	2
at the bottom and	2
zeisberger and his noble	2
bond of union between	2
be paid out of	2
division from pittsburg to	2
in the north and	2
of that portion of	2
i do not believe	2
to the railway companies	2
be used for internal	2
as soon as the	2
father of the west	2
incurred by the railway	2
the leech lake region	2
the founders of boonesborough	2
come to new orleans	2
put to death by	2
and it was not	2
certain unproductive canals have	2
lewis and clark that	2
be raised to the	2
actual decrease in the	2
for the mining rights	2
the settlement of the	2
to be a great	2
and in no way	2
done on the continent	2
interests of the united	2
for a to ratio	2
attitude toward his purchase	2
view that whitman came	2
business in the northwest	2
the one that was	2
influence of lord fairfax	2
end of the lock	2
and judges yates and	2
of the capital for	2
great differences in level	2
gave birth to the	2
this fact is well	2
the industrial canal to	2
why henry clay championed	2
was to be made	2
the passing of the	2
of the engineering department	2
with the dredging of	2
number of years the	2
capacity tons an hour	2
of the midlands and	2
it would have to	2
the canoe as far	2
whole villages of christian	2
and south coast railway	2
channel to the gulf	2
from the mississippi to	2
two hundred and thirty	2
th regiment embarked at	2
blossom as the rose	2
one hundred and twenty	2
a paper read by	2
the houston ship channel	2
of the establishment of	2
the railways began to	2
by the canal company	2
and north carolina in	2
the promoter of western	2
a floor space of	2
beginning of the second	2
of a people to	2
france and england had	2
to get the canoe	2
to the continent of	2
canals and inland navigations	2
before the select committee	2
had the temerity to	2
in a number of	2
the time came when	2
the growing needs of	2
beginning of the war	2
prosecution of the work	2
is absolutely no doubt	2
where there was always	2
portage from the missouri	2
ohio and the tennessee	2
in addition to the	2
of the governor of	2
sufficiency of reserve water	2
we put up for	2
the public grain elevator	2
the level beds of	2
immigration to the lower	2
work of unwatering the	2
and ohio to fort	2
a certain point and	2
of the canals was	2
might have been the	2
promoter of the cumberland	2
cowley tunnel and embankments	2
canals of the country	2
committee on canals of	2
of a canal from	2
to the press january	2
rank and file of	2
to return to their	2
in a state of	2
the canal companies of	2
the government barge line	2
so long as they	2
of the transylvania company	2
the breaking up of	2
from the lanarkshire coal	2
the first five years	2
splendidly in the face	2
that they would have	2
in the whole basis	2
of state or municipal	2
contained in the lease	2
the resuscitation of the	2
the south branch of	2
personal inspection of the	2
that the success of	2
companion of george rogers	2
land and private operation	2
line there were square	2
accomplished by means of	2
was a time of	2
period of our history	2
the money accruing from	2
connecting the two waterways	2
will give new orleans	2
part of the system	2
by independent railway companies	2
the waterways of germany	2
the pioneer promoter in	2
another example of the	2
in one way or	2
the necessity of finding	2
the association of chambers	2
the heart of the	2
spent at fort mandan	2
upon to make good	2
had nothing to do	2
their interests from a	2
baltimore to the west	2
birmingham railway company should	2
the rhine and the	2
it was not thought	2
through which the road	2
state or municipal purchase	2
to be specially adapted	2
a mile and a	2
the interest on the	2
states by percy ashley	2
the industrial canal was	2
gave before the select	2
general manager of the	2
the state or the	2
of the great land	2
of concrete in the	2
on the night of	2
engineer of the dock	2
the school of the	2
with regard to the	2
trent and mersey canal	2
down to the port	2
do well to transfer	2
of the west than	2
money in the treasury	2
a limited number of	2
lake pontchartrain to the	2
interests from a bad	2
field for explorers and	2
trade of this country	2
in all parts of	2
of john jacob astor	2
to improve the potomac	2
the public cotton warehouse	2
the large number of	2
the new basin canal	2
to the industrial canal	2
company and the northwest	2
across country from the	2
industrial canal and inner	2
the fort necessity campaign	2
canals and other navigable	2
it was essentially a	2
the canal banks at	2
which was to be	2
recognized for a century	2
wide at the top	2
the brother of the	2
subject of the projected	2
memphis and new orleans	2
of the western country	2
he was succeeded by	2
with the improvement of	2
to a very considerable	2
the answer to this	2
new orleans will be	2
bankers that had taken	2
the true story of	2
the first step toward	2
burst of immigration across	2
to a lower level	2
charges of the water	2
at the foot of	2
of the company were	2
less than the cost	2
it were possible to	2
of his land speculations	2
it would hardly be	2
outbreak of the revolution	2
the old national road	2
the st louis railway	2
that it shall be	2
is the question of	2
the indians and their	2
in great britain than	2
friends of whitman have	2
large portion of north	2
the east and west	2
engineering supplement of the	2
dredging of a channel	2
days in the year	2
the canals would become	2
into the ohio basin	2
in the neighbourhood of	2
in the genius of	2
on which the lock	2
whose superiority must be	2
to go down the	2
canal between the hudson	2
of new orleans in	2
for half a century	2
of the advent of	2
south branch of the	2
to hold the ground	2
yards excavated cost an	2
be done on the	2
meeting of the institution	2
the engineering department of	2
establish a line of	2
from first to last	2
the top of the	2
justice and fair play	2
and foremost in the	2
astor fitted out a	2
the produce of the	2
per cent larger than	2
rise of the astor	2
point as to the	2
the home missionary society	2
romance of the pioneer	2
desirable to see whether	2
of the astor family	2
a via san francisco	2
the first white women	2
lewis and clark and	2
in and around birmingham	2
on a level with	2
surface of the ground	2
in the fur trade	2
of the french war	2
it is a matter	2
last year the dock	2
to note that these	2
this was the period	2
passed by the new	2
black forest of ohio	2
point of view this	2
and the commerce of	2
favor of the road	2
of the lower ohio	2
following fourth of july	2
reservoirs on the top	2
the talk of the	2
missionaries of the moravian	2
a great deal more	2
consignments by rail are	2
by william horace brown	2
to be paid out	2
the missouri and down	2
he would not have	2
with the control of	2
the hero of oregon	2
are taken from the	2
would be able to	2
many kinds of goods	2
of some of the	2
national road stage company	2
tolls and charges imposed	2
by the birmingham canal	2
money received from the	2
the entire drainage of	2
were influenced by the	2
on this part of	2
the decline in the	2
between fort pitt and	2
canal system is that	2
that the canal has	2
has already been proposed	2
a great deal to	2
friends of the measure	2
into the valley of	2
of the rates and	2
convenient reach of the	2
no word from the	2
to the railway company	2
the vast majority of	2
of the future city	2
is not a story	2
a number of different	2
be given to the	2
in regard to canal	2
what they could do	2
that the idea of	2
comparison of distances by	2
the building of this	2
the th regiment embarked	2
of the gulfport channel	2
to one of the	2
of the new york	2
beginning of the nineteenth	2
of the cut was	2
some were leaders because	2
and feet wide at	2
successful rivals of mississippi	2
the extent of a	2
grand junction canal company	2
horse power electric motors	2
greater part of the	2
the hit or miss	2
of the six nations	2
it was urged that	2
yards of concrete in	2
in trade of which	2
the purposes of the	2
to realize what a	2
days of the revolution	2
canal has not yet	2
the full force of	2
for the interior of	2
the spent colonies at	2
the industrial canal has	2
interest in the general	2
and in the west	2
of the best maintained	2
orleans army supply base	2
the nationalisation or the	2
the portage to the	2
for a boat to	2
of the caledonian canal	2
be carried out by	2
charges imposed on those	2
when the railways began	2
against the roof or	2
walls of the locks	2
to be taken into	2
president of the levee	2
that portion of the	2
the winter was spent	2
a time of great	2
from albany to buffalo	2
the burden would fall	2
close of the revolution	2
washington coal and coke	2
are the more inclined	2
bad concern into one	2
to be ready for	2
the worcester and birmingham	2
we understand that this	2
that have taken place	2
the matter before the	2
engineers sent out by	2
designed by goldmark harris	2
to bridge the distance	2
brighton and south coast	2
to make the most	2
may be described as	2
ships on lake erie	2
have no doubt that	2
of the canals under	2
in miles by a	2
washington was the father	2
development of the west	2
part of the work	2
of the colonies was	2
the mouth of a	2
from an engineering standpoint	2
floor of the lock	2
the schuylkill to the	2
canal economic aspect of	2
of the lock and	2
eastern half of the	2
the father of ohio	2
the republic the romance	2
board to rescind their	2
close of the revolutionary	2
of unwatering the lock	2
well to transfer their	2
hydraulic tip on g	2
has been spent on	2
been strangled by the	2
force of the wind	2
we went ashore to	2
from the missouri to	2
a report to the	2
the lock and the	2
the erie canal and	2
disputes as to the	2
the country through which	2
boat would pass through	2
type of canal boat	2
article published in the	2
some of the questions	2
in the hands of	2
the conclusions at which	2
with the necessity of	2
requirements of trade and	2
position among the great	2
in the loughborough canal	2
as far back as	2
river and lake pontchartrain	2
to the far west	2
public cotton warehouse and	2
included some of the	2
five lines of stakes	2
the traders and the	2
illinois central railroad company	2
of the traffic along	2
the slightest probability that	2
for the reception of	2
i take from the	2
between birmingham and wolverhampton	2
he applied himself to	2
two locks in miles	2
waggon or dray to	2
the case with the	2
follow one another in	2
was found that the	2
as the result of	2
the united states for	2
for transport by canal	2
captain gray of boston	2
between the river and	2
would not have come	2
other end of the	2
the same principle would	2
by the railroads on	2
the founding of astoria	2
is impressed by buyers	2
to the steamboat landing	2
of the canals which	2
for traffic to the	2
claim for a piece	2
from the east into	2
have a part in	2
was the war of	2
planned to build a	2
to be raised to	2
the handling of the	2
the care of the	2
us in the canoe	2
of the chief of	2
wealth for the interior	2
cubic yards of concrete	2
port of new york	2
territory south of the	2
territory between the ohio	2
for the storage of	2
the dismal swamp canal	2
and operation of the	2
in the drama was	2
it was found that	2
and the northwest company	2
in the city of	2
the trading conditions of	2
a canal from the	2
warrior river section of	2
the industrial canal and	2
canal tolls and charges	2
in the revolutionary war	2
to me that the	2
decline in the traffic	2
a state of efficiency	2
the thirty days immediately	2
trunk line of communication	2
between them and the	2
his plans for the	2
the provision of a	2
time than any other	2
of the new orleans	2
the council of revision	2
not in the least	2
will be remembered that	2
the burdens imposed on	2
the cost of maintenance	2
system of mechanical haulage	2
to the mississippi basin	2
archives of their nation	2
the experiences of the	2
the reason being that	2
from baltimore to the	2
i cannot do better	2
with which we are	2
at this time the	2
the meeting of february	2
the missouri to the	2
as a rule the	2
illustrations of the origin	2
to the great western	2
the canal companies did	2
between the beginning of	2
they would destroy the	2
average weight per package	2
north and the other	2
from pittsburg to johnstown	2
with any of the	2
became part of the	2
to the advantage of	2
would be to the	2
millions of public money	2
or controlled by railway	2
into the possession of	2
the advent of the	2
to keep on hand	2
on the to ratio	2
and yorkshire railway company	2
in the discussion on	2
the service of the	2
canal from the river	2
the advantage of the	2
drift of public sentiment	2
to keep the canals	2
that is to say	2
the defiance fast line	2
on the cumberland road	2
have been spent on	2
from the times of	2
the case of belgium	2
in the land of	2
and the work of	2
work the minerals underneath	2
on the grand junction	2
of the mississippi and	2
lakes to the gulf	2
the london coal trade	2
rogers clark won the	2
the capital for the	2
canals in the district	2
in point of fact	2
of immigration across the	2
it is said that	2
to do with the	2
eight feet below the	2
surprised to find that	2
caravan of the american	2
of the pit to	2
in one form or	2
which i take from	2
with the sun shining	2
and in some instances	2
is due to the	2
territory called new france	2
is a book to	2
to know that the	2
went ashore to seek	2
moral effect of the	2
across the alleghanies and	2
into steamers or barges	2
to rescind their action	2
changes that have taken	2
for many of the	2
have been offered for	2
bunch of grapes tavern	2
mcloughlin and old oregon	2
he was accused of	2
walls against the pressure	2
so as to give	2
that it was to	2
pontchartrain route is not	2
nation on this continent	2
level with the adjoining	2
emptied the canoe of	2
here we have further	2
sight of the caledonian	2
no basis for fair	2
to the british government	2
on the ohio river	2
of the territory northwest	2
a great number of	2
in the province of	2
which were to be	2
how george rogers clark	2
of the institution of	2
the shores of the	2
the origin and progress	2
they are operated by	2
when the canal was	2
much to say that	2
the erie and other	2
an opportune moment to	2
of an erie canal	2
the governor of that	2
of the republic in	2
again hauled by waggon	2
every ten years for	2
independent canals and inland	2
by goldmark harris company	2
does not include the	2
the foot of the	2
will have been seen	2
mississippi river and lake	2
the name of his	2
during the rest of	2
which empties into the	2
in the ohio valley	2
the atlantic to the	2
that the coal merchant	2
have nothing to do	2
along the canal banks	2
the leaders of the	2
the new orleans item	2
the french and indian	2
rivers and harbors act	2
favor of the canal	2
in the business of	2
with a branch to	2
to the number of	2
the ohio in the	2
a bond of union	2
friend of the erie	2
railroad and steamship company	2
the new york canals	2
missouri and down the	2
up for the night	2
a burst of artillery	2
canals and waterways on	2
the authorization of the	2
late in the fall	2
the history of these	2
trade of which i	2
river and harbors act	2
this does not include	2
railway company have spent	2
clark won the northwest	2
take full advantage of	2
the state of virginia	2
paper read by mr	2
of navigation on the	2
but it was for	2
the appointment of a	2
spent colonies at the	2
from the doullut williams	2
the point of being	2
every point of view	2
villages of christian indians	2
main lines of the	2
the means of communication	2
the cumberland road bills	2
be taken as a	2
piles on which the	2
canal and the new	2
a piece of land	2
the black forest of	2
to the square inch	2
be remembered that the	2
them in the face	2
came on to rain	2
late sir james allport	2
in the weight of	2
significance of the advent	2
of the most serious	2
been offered for the	2
permitted to remain in	2
the eastern half of	2
the rise of the	2
a result of this	2
great port of antwerp	2
is there the slightest	2
sum total of the	2
introduction to the west	2
is known as the	2
for the erie canal	2
to maintain the efficiency	2
awakening of the west	2
efforts were made to	2
shropshire union canal is	2
i have no doubt	2
cannot do better than	2
the railway company have	2
there had never been	2
canals in this country	2
in the south of	2
as to the comparative	2
interesting to know that	2
the engineering supplement of	2
the whole basis of	2
hydraulic cranes at ellesmere	2
pittsburg to johnstown was	2
to the extension of	2
rhine and the danube	2
company by virginia and	2
it would be necessary	2
from the united states	2
be less need for	2
the following fourth of	2
to the canal boat	2
it will have been	2
emergency dam is the	2
there any reasonable probability	2
the influence of lord	2
have to be added	2
founders of empire in	2
the falling off in	2
the occupation of oregon	2
in order to effect	2
for the average trader	2
and return to the	2
the united states as	2
of george rogers clark	2
the walls against the	2
all parts of the	2
canal between the potomac	2
the hudson dock board	2
company and the london	2
into the western wilderness	2
made on the basis	2
of the first great	2
and william henry harrison	2
a number of these	2
of the thames steamboat	2
to say the least	2
it has been said	2
the national government to	2
trent and mersey navigation	2
to the town of	2
unproductive canals have been	2
on the west side	2
paper at the institution	2
cent larger than the	2
land beyond the alleghanies	2
for the state to	2
so significant as the	2
means of communication with	2
which i have spoken	2
a book to be	2
of the way in	2
rate of or miles	2
by means of which	2
atlantic to the pacific	2
boat on the mississippi	2
idea of a canal	2
the old northwest were	2
river and the great	2
a legal right to	2
by virginia and north	2
outbreak of the old	2
mouth of grave creek	2
afforded by a rail	2
may hope to get	2
origin and progress of	2
and yields a dividend	2
between the hudson and	2
the land of the	2
system is that it	2
st paul to st	2
in the conquest of	2
at the moment when	2
that he was sure	2
republic the romance of	2
because of the proximity	2
that whitman came east	2
determined to send the	2
it should be added	2
promoter of the erie	2
you will not find	2
more costly than the	2
of the republic that	2
a hundred or so	2
the traffic along the	2
the practicability of the	2
ownership and operation of	2
empire beyond the alleghanies	2
full force of the	2
in connection with this	2
of the traders and	2
difficulties in the way	2
that there was a	2
locks on the kennet	2
would do their part	2
into one whose superiority	2
in the juniata valley	2
leicester and swinnington railway	2
the railway truck is	2
one by one they	2
be called upon to	2
level beds of certain	2
the mining rights underneath	2
yohiogany or cheat river	2
the illinois central railroad	2
birmingham canal system is	2
the efficiency of the	2
the new orleans army	2
of the national government	2
deep water of the	2
all over the country	2
sheet piling was driven	2
the territory of oregon	2
the office of the	2
and strangled by the	2
also be received at	2
must be remembered that	2
chief of whom was	2
a total length of	2
and unjust charges of	2
would be a very	2
between lake erie and	2
the reason that its	2
is there any reasonable	2
new orleans decides to	2
the coal would be	2
we are proud to	2
specially adapted for transport	2
the influence of this	2
there were square miles	2
to the shropshire union	2
which the public did	2
the surface of the	2
united states by percy	2
to meet the requirements	2
the area bounded by	2
section of the canal	2
the town of leicester	2
of the country was	2
a distance of about	2
been captured and strangled	2
for the development of	2
canals have been offered	2
the state of maryland	2
century and a half	2
importance to the farmer	2
the distance from the	2
hold the ground gained	2
proposed to a very	2
to the history of	2
some of the canals	2
the birmingham canal and	2
considered one of the	2
have had to pay	2
for the same reason	2
with the adjoining ground	2
on the following fourth	2
in order to be	2
it came on to	2
had been at work	2
were to be built	2
the select committee on	2
difference in level of	2
of the mersey and	2
was the one great	2
important link in the	2
for a piece of	2
which had to be	2
thought it better to	2
would appear to be	2
physical conditions of our	2
of the navigation of	2
industrial canal to the	2
supplement of the times	2
excavated cost an average	2
sovereignty over the land	2
of the sewerage and	2
of coal from the	2
the common people of	2
that the surplus money	2
could not be more	2
promoters of canal and	2
to bear the expense	2
fathers of the erie	2
called upon to do	2
millions of pounds sterling	2
branch of the potomac	2
on the erie canal	2
the heads of the	2
and on our way	2
until the outbreak of	2
this would be a	2
the river to the	2
best maintained of any	2
the outskirts of the	2
line of communication was	2
a number of the	2
on the east side	2
the demands of the	2
the other end of	2
the great work of	2
the minds of the	2
in return for their	2
in the following year	2
heavy or bulky commodities	2
the sale of public	2
dirt begins to fly	2
ohio national stage company	2
this time that the	2
two and a half	2
elevators at new orleans	2
five per cent of	2
the organization of agriculture	2
letter to benjamin harrison	2
new york representatives vote	2
the canal and its	2
that at one time	2
as much as they	2
during the thirty days	2
of the united kingdom	2
any scheme of canal	2
decrease in the weight	2
and charges imposed on	2
of the mississippi basin	2
water of the river	2
in course of time	2
two whole villages of	2
and it is no	2
those of us who	2
virginia all the territory	2
from the fact that	2
owned by an independent	2
been proposed to a	2
grouped together within a	2
would be a great	2
hundred thousand acres for	2
the country it was	2
it was decided to	2
the conquest of the	2
the ohio to the	2
of sheet piling was	2
one section of the	2
concern into one whose	2
of the meadow of	2
at which i have	2
the public did not	2
it is costing more	2
the outer portion of	2
deeds which made them	2
the west to the	2
of the spirit of	2
be made on the	2
that had taken the	2
the first spadeful of	2
in the intracoastal canal	2
development of the canal	2
where he knew the	2
in the far west	2
the shropshire union is	2
through route by water	2
ten thousand pounds sterling	2
on the canal question	2
orleans and new york	2
the conquest of illinois	2
officers of the american	2
which i have arrived	2
banks of the canal	2
of the first american	2