A Presentation of Causes Tending to Fix the Position of the Future Great City of the World in the Central Plain of North America: Showing that the Centre of the World's Commerce, Now Represented by the City of London, is Moving Westward to the City of New York, and Thence, Within One Hundred Years, to the Best Position on the Great Lakes

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