Study of the South Past Present and Future
A speech delivered at Iva on August 22 1900 reflects on the South’s history, reconstruction impacts, and the push to industrialize. It credits cotton iron coal timber and phosphate rock as engines of growth, argues for Southern mills and labor force development, urges diversification, and envisions coastal rail and shipping expansion to unite Atlantic and Pacific markets.
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Len. James TL. Orvitt
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