The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... Ghana 8.4 15 Austria 7.4 50 7 Guinea 3.8 5 Finland 4.7 398 8 Ivory Coast 4.0 Ireland 2.9 10 3 Kenya 10.2 3 Spain 32.6 305 9 Liberia 1.1 Sweden 7.9 78 10 Libya 1.8 8 Switzerland 6.1 31 5 Malagasy Republic 7.0 4 Yugoslavia 20.2 2398 12 ...
... Ghana 8.4 15 Austria 7.4 50 7 Guinea 3.8 5 Finland 4.7 398 8 Ivory Coast 4.0 Ireland 2.9 10 3 Kenya 10.2 3 Spain 32.6 305 9 Liberia 1.1 Sweden 7.9 78 10 Libya 1.8 8 Switzerland 6.1 31 5 Malagasy Republic 7.0 4 Yugoslavia 20.2 2398 12 ...
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... Ghana , where it is known as the Guinea Cur- rent . To the south of the high - pressure area of the South Atlantic the current flows to the east and turns toward the Equator when reaching the African coast . There the Benguela Current ...
... Ghana , where it is known as the Guinea Cur- rent . To the south of the high - pressure area of the South Atlantic the current flows to the east and turns toward the Equator when reaching the African coast . There the Benguela Current ...
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