Is There Any More to It Than That?

Pro government invention people would always push for it using the same arguments that are often used now. The opponents of internal improvementsther, they're often criticised as well,. They're just strict constructionists using, again, an outdated theory. Or even worse, it's all just a camouflage. They're actually they're worried about slaveryand if the government can start building roads, then they have the right to free slaves and et cetera. And this was something that was really learned in the 18 twenties when states started to really embark upon their own internal improvements. It led to croniism, which was tied with movement for general corporation, which was very minimulculate. So