Readings in the Economic and Social History of the United States, Volumen1Felix Flügel, Harold Underwood Faulkner Harper & Brothers, 1929 - 978 páginas |
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... canal navigation . On this canal are fifty - three locks of wood , three aqueducts , and seventy bridges . It was completed in 1832 . The Delaware and Hudson canal company was incorporated in April , 1823 , with a capital of a million ...
... canal navigation . On this canal are fifty - three locks of wood , three aqueducts , and seventy bridges . It was completed in 1832 . The Delaware and Hudson canal company was incorporated in April , 1823 , with a capital of a million ...
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... canal was commenced in 1825 , and extends from Jersey city , on the Hudson , across the state of New - Jersey , to Delaware river , opposite Easton , Pennsylvania , where it unites with Lehigh canal . It is one hundred and one miles in ...
... canal was commenced in 1825 , and extends from Jersey city , on the Hudson , across the state of New - Jersey , to Delaware river , opposite Easton , Pennsylvania , where it unites with Lehigh canal . It is one hundred and one miles in ...
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... canal two and a half miles long , uniting with the river . Three miles further up is a short canal , with three locks , overcoming a fall of thirty - four feet . The James and Jackson River canal extends from the basin at Richmond , to ...
... canal two and a half miles long , uniting with the river . Three miles further up is a short canal , with three locks , overcoming a fall of thirty - four feet . The James and Jackson River canal extends from the basin at Richmond , to ...
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