The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal: Speech of Hon. Willard Saulsbury of Delaware in the Senate of the United States May 8, 1914

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The entire project of linking together the North and the South by a system of intracoastal canals depends for its success upon the acquisition and improvement of this comparatively small canal in the most thickly settled portion of the Union. If has been recommended so often and its benefits so widely advertised by resolutions of boards of trade and waterways conventions that there are no two opinions among those who know the situation. Show more