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Excerpt from Travels Through the Northern Parts of the United States, in the Years 1807 and 1808, Vol. 1 of 3
T1154 T part of the United States which come fire/tends what are variously called the Northern States and Eastern States, and which retains its ancient name of New England, is, in many par ticulars, distinguishable from the remainder. It difipers, not only in its climate, soil, natural pro ductions and agriculture, but in the history of its colonization, in the objects of many oj, ' its insti tatians, in its modes of thin/ring and manner-s of life, in its civil occupations, and, perhaps, in its political interests.
It is exclusively to this part that what fol lows has reference. In it are the seats ofjive republics, no longer dependent on Europefor po joulation, but from which, on the contrary, emi grants have proceeded, in numbers, to people and to cultivate the western limits of the empire.
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