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Whitelaw Reid: Favored by vicinity, by soil and climate on our own territory, with a people inferior to none in enterprise and vigor…

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Favored by vicinity, by soil and climate on our own territory, with a people inferior to none in enterprise and vigor, without any serious rivals anywhere, all this Pacific coast is ours or is our tributary....
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Whitelaw Reid

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Reid emphasizes the advantages of the Pacific coast and its potential for growth and prosperity.

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