A THoUGHr FOR THE PArRIoT AND PHI


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We claim the privilege Of suggesting
the following considerations, by when our
climate may be improved, our revenue IN
creased, and the condition Of an interest
mo norton of our population ameleorated'
C1ltivation will improve climate, lst, oy
draining the marshes and lessening the eva
noration, which is SO great cause OF cold
Sd, By turning up the soil and exposing
/ to the rays Of the sun. Sd, BY thlnnlng
or cutting down forests, which by their
Shade nrevent the suns rays There IS
rosson to think that the climate of Europe
we're more severe in ancient times than
they are at present; and the changes that
have taken place, may with great proprle-
ty be ascribed to the better and more eX-
tensiye cultivation Of the soil. Cesar
SAYS, =" that the vine could not be cultIva>
ted IN Gaul, on account Of the severity OF
the winter, the rein deer was then an IN
habitent Of the Pyreness, the Ilber was
sometimes frozen, and the ground about
Rome covered with snow for several weeks
together. The improvement which IS
continually taking place in this country,


Nes that the power of man extends to


"Rftcning down the regions OF cold


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