Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) \"a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process\"; or (2) \"as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]\" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) \"a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process\"; or (2) \"as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]\" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) \"a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process\"; or (2) \"as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]\" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Solution
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of very simple process in order to bulding to be build above are the exmaples that explain it
argument.Remarkable events.Continual and Almost Systematic botching of simple
processLanding on moonThe building of middlesxCarryout nuclear testGenerating electricity
from hydro powerplantMars mission.Working of Web.
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1. Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) "a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process"; or (2) "as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) "a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process"; or (2) "as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) "a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process"; or (2) "as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Solution
Let us divide the conditions in two parts :
The consideration of Building of the middlesex should be considered remarkable as it isbotching
of very simple process in order to bulding to be build above are the exmaples that explain it
argument.Remarkable events.Continual and Almost Systematic botching of simple
processLanding on moonThe building of middlesxCarryout nuclear testGenerating electricity
from hydro powerplantMars mission.Working of Web
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continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process"; or (2) "as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) "a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process"; or (2) "as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Morrison claims that the building of the Middlesex Canal can be seen in one of two ways: (1) "a
continual and almost systematic botching of a very simple process"; or (2) "as an exercise
rather more remarkable than [landing a man on the moon]" (Page 29). Which interpretation do
you consider more accurate, and why? Use three examples to explain your argument.
Solution
Let us divide the conditions in two parts :
The consideration of Building of the middlesex should be considered remarkable as it isbotching
of very simple process in order to bulding to be build above are the exmaples that explain it
argument.Remarkable events.Continual and Almost Systematic botching of simple
processLanding on moonThe building of middlesxCarryout nuclear testGenerating electricity
from hydro powerplantMars mission.Working of Web](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/morrisonclaimsthatthebuildingofthemiddlesexcanalcanbe-230325040737-7ca3b6cb/85/Morrison-claims-that-the-building-of-the-Middlesex-Canal-can-be-pdf-1-320.jpg)
