...nation ? " POWER AND WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATES. ' ' TF \ve take a survey of mankind in ancient or 1 modern times as regards the physical, mechanical and...we find nothing to compare with the United States in this present year of 1895." It is Michael G. Mulhall, FSS, writing in the North American Review,...

...States of America whip creation. He says : — If we take a survey of mankind in ancient or modem tunea as regards the physical, mechanical and intellectual...we find nothing to compare .with the United States in this present year of 1S'J5. It may be fearlessly asserted that, in the history of the human race,...

...The North American Review, the English statistician and political economist, Professor Mulhall, says: "If we take a survey of mankind in ancient or modern...we find nothing to compare with the United States in this present year of 1895. At the same time we see that the wealth of the American people surpasses...

...the British statistician, in his work on 'The Wealth of Nations/ said of the United States in 1895: 'If we take a survey of mankind, in ancient or modern...we find nothing to compare with the United States.' "Mr. Mulhall proved by his statistics that the working power of a single person in the United States...

...the United States." To the casual reader the opening assertion of the paper seems extravagant that " a survey of mankind in ancient or modern times, as...regards the physical, mechanical, and intellectual forces of nations," shows nothing to be compared with the United States in 1895. Yet, if figures ever...

...authority many striking texts for patriotic contemplation. He states very frankly : " ' If we were to take a survey of mankind in ancient or modern times...we find nothing to compare with the United States in this present year of 1895. The physical and mechanical power which has enabled a community of woodcutters...

...sought employment diligently, but with no success. — Saa Francisco Chronicle, February 22, 1895. If we take a survey of mankind in ancient or modern times as regards the physical, mechanical, or intellectual force of nations, we find nothing to compare with the United States in this present...

...including electrical, wind, and water power, the English statistician Mulhall estimated our energy, iu 1895, at 129,306,000,000 foot-tons daily, or more...we find nothing to compare with the United States." \s It is not strange that this amazing energy, applied to resources which are perhaps unequalled, has...

...authority many striking texts for patriotic contemplation. He states vary frankly : " ' If we were to take a survey of mankind in ancient or modern times...we find nothing to compare with the United States in this present year of 1895. The physical and mechanical power which has enabled a community of woodcutters...

...nations. Mr. Mulhall, the British statistician, says : " If we take a survey of mankind in ancient and modern times, as regards the physical, mechanical,...nothing to compare with the United States." It is estimated that the United States manufactures over one-half as much as all Europe. Our factories are...