One Hundred Years of Change Since Washington's Death
A Chicago Times Herald piece reflects on U S progress since George Washington’s era, noting population shifts and urban growth, advances in industry, transport, and education, and the new republic’s institutions. It contrasts early 1800s conditions with modern developments and cites figures on populations, agriculture, and infrastructure.
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