• Every day the latter grows more wealthy and densely populated while the South is stationary and growing poor."

    北方每天都变得更富裕,人口也越来越多,而南方,毫无进步,变得越来越贫困"

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  • Of course, with large-scale industrialization, which begins in the middle of the eighteenth century, you'll see this dramatic shift up to the north.

    当然,随着大规模的工业化,十八世纪中期的兴起,你会发现北方的戏剧性转变

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  • It was beginning to be a market society even in the late eighteenth century.

    甚至18世纪晚期,北方就开始转型为一个市场社会了

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  • He suggests that there were, indeed, Greek tribes from the north who spoke Dorian dialects, who came down during this period attempting to come into the richer and better settled world of the Mycenaeans.

    他认为,事实上,的确有一些,来自北方的说多里安方言的希腊部落,他们这个时期南下试图进入,更富裕更舒适的迈锡尼人的居住地

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  • Now, in that Northern society and here we're using labels pretty loosely, but so be it the northern states; and well I'll leave the outline up for the moment. No I won't.

    ,在北方社会,现我们标记做得很散,但必须这样,北方的州,我呆会会给你们一个大纲,但不是现

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  • Less than one percent, less than one percent of the real and personal property, in both South and North by the 1850s, was held by approximately fifty percent of free adult males.

    不到百分之一,不到百分之一的不动产和动产,十九世纪五十年代的南方和北方一样,由大约百分之五十的自由成年男性持有

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  • And Thomas Jefferson described the people of the North this was in the 1780s now, this is before the cotton boom and all that he described the people of the North this way.

    托马斯杰斐逊描述了北方人民,那时候是十八世纪八十年代,还是棉花产业兴盛之前,他是这么形容北方人的

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  • The northern states by the Antebellum Period 1820s,1830s,1840s-- was beginning to sort of hurtle toward a different future than what that slave society was perhaps--no, not really slowly it too was hurtling toward a certain future.

    北方战前,也就是19世纪20至40年代,就急速开始朝着,和奴隶社会完全不同的方向发展,但是南方奴隶社会的发展得也不是很慢,它也飞驰向一个确定的未来

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  • Obviously, I started out by saying this would probably have been felt most strongly in the west and in the north, where the people, who lived there, before the Greeks came, were not civilized or were not highly civilized.

    明显的是,我开始说到,特别是西方和北方的人们受到的影响最为深远,希腊人到来之前,居住那里的人,文明还未开化或者说没有高度文明

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  • Some of the most open exercises of states' rights, of course, before the 1850s, were conducted by Northerners, like in the Hartford Convention of 1814, like in personal liberty laws that we'll come to a bit later.

    州政府最早开始尝试行使权力,还是十九世纪五十年代之前,由北方人主导的,就像1814年的哈特福德公约,就像我们马上要说到的个人自由法

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  • There were some twelve to fifteen different widths of railroads in the Northern states alone by the 1850s, and you could go into one town on a gauge, i don't know, three feet wide but on the other side of town it would come out four feet wide.

    五十年代,单就北方州的铁道,就有十二到十五种不同的轨距,你可能一条三英尺宽的铁道上进镇,但另一边出镇时,它变成四英尺宽了

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