The drive to scale in almost every endeavor. The British went very large scale in ship building and a few other industries. Their steel plants were bigger and much more advanced than ours after the Civil War, but we had… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
After I finished the Tycoons - on post-Civil War development - I realized how much I didn't know about the first half of the century, even though there had obviously been an enormous amount of development, so I read about… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
By 18th century standards, they [Great Britain] were the freest, most dynamic, most willing to challenge tradition and authority. They had the highest wages… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
I find her [Frances Trollope] simply delightful, even in her prejudices and cantankerousness. It is a gift to an author to find a funny,… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
I think it was the occasion of the final psychological break with Great Britain, in a way that had clearly not happened to that… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
For just a few dollars registration, you got temporary possession of a good piece of land. Live on it for five years, build a… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
The kind of precision manufacturing epitomized in the armories, while it was important, was only a small share of the economy until quite late… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
I've been in China enough to know that you shouldn't opine on it unless you speak Chinese and have lived there for twenty years.… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
It's clear that North took some original steps in that direction, but Hall probably had the most complete approach and should get the most… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
Military power tends to be a function of economic power, and the British Navy was the essential capability for establishing the imperial sway -… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
“In raw markets, the scent of money deadens all other sensory and ethical organs.” — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
The Transcontinental Railroad Act is the first step in creating a continental common market. — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
The evolution was always to greater scale and speed. Other countries did that here and there - GB in textiles, Germany in steel -… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
It may not be replicable: One of the hardest transition that a developing country can make is the transition to middle-class status. Governments have… — Charles R. Morris Copy Share Image
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