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> That public land was worthless at the time. Without the train nobody wanted it, the train made it valuable to the public. To the white people, perhaps. The i
by mauvehaus 6y ago
> That public land was worthless at the time. Without the train nobody wanted it, the train made it valuable to the public.
To the white people, perhaps. The indigenous population probably would have rather it stayed that way.
- bluGill 6y agoOnce again we are looking at history with a modern eye. What you say is true, but irrelevant.