Flint's Letters from America, 1818-1820 — John Shaqi
Flint's Letters from America, 1818-1820Flint, James, active 19th century
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Flint's Letters from America, 1818-1820
Flint, James, active 19th century
Ohio River Valley -- Description and travel; United States -- Description and travel
Journey from New York to Philadelphia--Observations on
Philadelphia--Institutions--Manufactures--People 48
LETTER IV
Journey from Philadelphia to Pittsburg--Remarks on the
Country--Notices of Emigrants, and occurrences by the
way 64
LETTER V
Pittsburg--Situation--Manufactures--Occurrences--People 82
LETTER VI
Descend the Ohio from Pittsburg to Beaver--Occurrences
and Remarks there 89
{vi} LETTER VII
Descend the Ohio from Beaver to Portsmouth--Occurrences
and Remarks Interspersed 100
LETTER VIII
Leave Portsmouth--Digression on Economical
Travelling--Chillicothe--Progress of a Scotch
Family--Game--Trees and Shrubs--Rolled Pieces of Primitive
Rocks--Implements--Antiquities--Organic Remains--Missouri
and Illinois--Paper Currency 114
LETTER IX
Lexington--Paper Currency--Bankers--Menials--Habits--Prices
of Live Stock--Provisions, &c.--Slavery, and
its Effects--Recrimination against Illiberal
Reflections--Descend the Ohio to Cincinnati--Occurrences and
Reflections 132
LETTER X
Cincinnati--Weather--Descend the Ohio to the Falls of the
Ohio--Taverns and Accommodation 149
LETTER XI
Morals and Manners--Education--Generosity--The President
of the United States 165
LETTER XII
On Emigration--The Prospects of Emigrants--Inconveniences--The
Method of Laying out and Disposing of
Public Lands 173
LETTER XIII
Comparative Advantages of Different Parts of the United
States--Temperature at Philadelphia and
Cincinnati--Reflections on Slave-Keeping 181
LETTER XIV
Lawyers--Doctors--Clergy--Mechanics--Justices of the
Peace--Anecdotes--Punishments--Reflections 194
{vii} LETTER XV
Outline of the American Constitution--From the Frequency
of Revolutions in Europe, the Instability of the American
Republic is not to be inferred 205
LETTER XVI
State Legislatures--Predilection for Dividing Counties, Laying
out New Towns and Roads--The Influence of Slavery on
the Habits of the People--Banking 215
LETTER XVII
Depreciated Paper Money--Want of Employment--State
Expenses--The Progress of New Settlements 224
LETTER XVIII
Passage to Cincinnati--Trade--Manufactures--Institutions--
Banks--Climate--Notice of three Indian Chiefs--Remarks
on the Indian People 237
LETTER XIX
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