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Identifier: advancedgeography (find matches)
Title: Advanced Geography
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Alexis Everett Frye
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Publisher: Ginn & Company
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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spices to Holland. Amsterdam and Rotterdam are important ports. Manyskillful diamond-cutters live in these cities. Diamondsand tobacco are the principal exports from Holland toour country. Denmark. This country resembles Holland in itsproducts. Copenhagen is the capital and principal city.Greenland and Iceland belong to the Danes. 449. Mediterranean Countries. Spain. Madrid, the capital and largest city of Spain, isin the central plateau. Barcelona is the chiefcity of eastern Spain.This city exports fruits,olive oil, silk and wine.Valencia is noted for itsfine silk manufactures.Malaga is a wine andfruit port. states, is very small. Constantinople is the capital of theOttoman Empire, including Turkey in Europe, Turkey inAsia, Egypt and Tripoli. The chief ruler, or sultan, isthe head of the Mohammedan religion. Athens, the capital of Greece, is famous for its history,and for the ruins of its ancient temples. 150. Other Countries of Europe. Switzerland. The swift streams of this country
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Portugal. Lisbon is the principatrade center of Portugal. This city,Oporto farther north, has a large tradein wine and in olive oil. Italy. The leading exports of thiscountry are silks, wine, oil and fruits. The imports areraw cotton, sugar, coffee and other food supplies. Naples, on the beautiful bay of the same name, is thelargest city in Italy. Rome, the capital, contains the Vatican, or residence ofthe Pope; and St. Peters, the largest cathedral in theworld. This city is famous for its historic ruins. Milan is the most important city in the Po valley.Genoa is the chief port of northwest Italy. Florence andVenice have famous art galleries. Turkey and Greece. The trade of the United Stateswith, these two countries, as well as with the other Balkan Geneva supply good water power. Rawsilk is brought from Italy; cottonfrom our country ; flax from thecountries of Low Europe.Switzerland manufactures laces,silks and cotton cloth. Zurich isthe principal manufacturing city.Geneva is noted f

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • bookleafnumber:166
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