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Expressman and the Detective

Name: Expressman and the Detective
Brand: 1st World Publishing
SKU: 08414282
Price: 25.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Allan Pinkerton
ISBN: 9781421894027

Allan Pinkerton

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 08414282

Publishers 1st World Publishing, October 2008

Montgomery, Alabama, is beautifully situated on the Alabama river, near the centre of the State. Its... Full description

Libristo code: 08414282

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Montgomery, Alabama, is beautifully situated on the Alabama river, near the centre of the State. Its situation at the head of navigation, on the Alabama river, its connection by rail with important points, and the rich agricultural country with which it is surrounded, make it a great commercial centre, and the second city in the State as regards wealth and population. It is the capital, and consequently learned men and great politicians flock to it, giving it a society of the highest rank, and making it the social centre of the State. From 1858 to 1860, the time of which I treat in the present work, the South was in a most prosperous condition. "Cotton was king," and millions of dollars were poured into the country for its purchase, and a fair share of this money found its way to Montgomery.