Great Artificial Waterways of the World Explored
The piece surveys proposed transcontinental and global canal schemes, tracing historic aims for an Atlantic Pacific waterway, noting American efforts from canal networks to ship canals, and highlighting envisioned routes across North America and beyond. It mentions key figures, historic milestones, and currents in canal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Myers
Althouigt
United States
ISOS
von Hauarboldt
Ft Pracs
Christopher Columbus
Tadn tSeg
Nunes de Balboa
Pacific
Ford
Connecticut River
Charlie
Potome
Great Lakes
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Madison
Buffalo
Fludson River
Sault Ste. Marie
Lakes Superior
Huron
Lakes Erie
Ontario
St. Lawrence
Lake Huron
Ottawa
Atlantic
Boston
Cape Cod
New Orleans
Galveston
Massachusetts
Long Island Sound
New Jersey
Cape Hatteras
Georgia
Peninsula
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Nathaniel H. Bishop
New World
Terway
Egypt
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Suez
China
Mars
Amsterdam
Holland
North Sea
Great Britain
Manchester
France
Loire
Rhone
London
India
Gibraltar
Central America
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panam
Darien
Coutzaconlcos
Panama
North Atlantic
de Lesseps
Culebra
Chagres
The Great One Chose A Humble Path Of Work
A poetic observation contrasts worldly rank and wealth with the humility of the divine choice to dwell among men. It lauds the value of labor and the approval found in honest toil, elevating simple service over status and riches.
Canals and ship routes through history and plans
A survey of historic and proposed ship canals from Egypt and Suez to China Grand Canal, European and British works, the Suez path, and possible links across Nicaragua and Panama. Discusses costs, depths, lengths, and geopolitical impacts for a future Nicaragua or Panama route versus alternatives like Darien and the Baltic to Black Sea plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Baltic
Black Sea
Turkey
ITA
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Red Seas
de Lesseps
Napoleon I
Egypt
Red Sea
M. de Lesseps
Celebrated Travelers and a Mischief of Names
Prince Henry of the Netherlands prefers simple tastes and resists Berlin gossip about arranged marriages. Sims Reeves prompts a sharp rebuke from a singing teacher. A Swinburne descendant causes Australian press to hype a visit that never happened.
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Henry
The
Netherlands
Berlin
Potsdam
Sims Reeves
Sims
Alvernon Charles Swinburne
Melbourne
A. C. Swinburne
Sydney
Australia
Wit in Disrepute and the Rise of the Middle Class
The article argues wit declined in the nineteenth century as the middle class grew dominant. It suggests eighteenth century wits mocked city merchants and tradesmen, while the later empowered middle class still fears that very gift. This shift reflects England's social and political changes.
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Gladstone
England
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