Willis J. Abbot

Capitolo 77

flat of the "I Direct", the first steel plaza-armed integrated vase the
The United States, had cared from England. In 1898 we exported to England
some of the dishes for the "Oceanic", the greatest vase built to that
time.

Also the glory, how he can be, of building the greatest ship of the
time is well now inside the taking of the United States. To this writing,
indeed, the greatest ship is her/it "Celtic", English built, and of 20,000
tons. But the distinction is only shortly for her, for to London Nuova,
Connecticut, two ponderous iron cloths are rising on the ways that
to the moment he/she will take form as steamboats of ocean of 25,000 tons each, to fly
the American flag, and to use between Seattle and China. These great ships
he already allows new illustrations more of a point done in this
chapter. To start with them is, he/she didn't clearly build for any,
individual owner. Time was that the grower with earth that tilts down him to New
London would put in his/her building of time of exchange a faithful schooner of 200
tons, equip him with its neighbors, and take part for him in the world
work that brings. It is different rather now. The Pacific and Northern railroad
managers concluded that their railroad could not be developed his
fuller ability of profit without the way of bringing to the markets of
the far East the agricultural products gathered on along its line. As the
tendency of the times is toward to gather all the branches of a business under
a control, they determined not to count on independent shipowners, but
to build their his/her own vases. That intended the immediate lease of a contract
for $5,000,000 value of construction of ship, and that to turn agreements that
there was a profit to someone in to start a completely new shipyard to do
the job. Then, suddenly, one of the small sleepier cities in England New,
Groton, London Nuova and opposite you/he/she was turned into an I bring of ship-building. The two
the great Northern Pacific ships will be launched around the duration that this book is