 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1904 - 386 էջ
...as they would otherwise have done. But the evil of two villages so near each other has been great; for had they been united, there would have been better...really deserves. For the land is in general pretty good, such as in England would be called rich; as it is capable of producing, in abundance, corn, hay,... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1904 - 376 էջ
...as they would otherwise have done. But the evil of two villages so near each other has been great; for had they been united, there would have been better...really deserves. For the land is in general pretty good, such as in England would be called rich; as it is capable of producing, in abundance, corn, hay,... | |
 | Timothy R. Mahoney - 2003 - 336 էջ
...English Prairie settlement was clear: "The evil of two villages so near to each other had been great. For had they been united there would have been better taverns, stores, and etc." The inevitable result of founding two less efficient units was that one would fail and the... | |
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... reason of scattering the English emigrants for some miles round. But if this had been the only effect, it had been of no consequence, as many of the settlers so dispersed, have procured as good situations as they would otherwise have done. But the... 