Encyclopædia Americana: A Popular Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature, History, Politics, and Biography, Brought Down to the Present Time; Including a Copious Collection of Original Articles in American Biography; on the Basis of the Seventh Edition of the German Conversations-lexicon, Volume 10Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth Desilver, Thomas, & Company, 1835 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... miles . The greatest breadth is 176 miles , from the Virginia line to the extreme northern an- gle , on lake Erie ; and the mean breadth , 157. The same writer calculates the area at above 47,000 square miles , and 30,080,000 statute ...
... miles . The greatest breadth is 176 miles , from the Virginia line to the extreme northern an- gle , on lake Erie ; and the mean breadth , 157. The same writer calculates the area at above 47,000 square miles , and 30,080,000 statute ...
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... miles , or very nearly one seventh part of the superficies of the state . Some of these mountains admit of cultivation almost to their sum- mits , and the valleys between them are often of a rich black soil , suited to the various kinds ...
... miles , or very nearly one seventh part of the superficies of the state . Some of these mountains admit of cultivation almost to their sum- mits , and the valleys between them are often of a rich black soil , suited to the various kinds ...
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... miles from the old court - house in Philadelphia . PENNY . ( See Sterling Money . ) PENNY POST . ( See Posts . ) PENNYROYAL ; a species of mint ( mentha pulegium ) , formerly in considerable re- pute as a medicine , but now almost ...
... miles from the old court - house in Philadelphia . PENNY . ( See Sterling Money . ) PENNY POST . ( See Posts . ) PENNYROYAL ; a species of mint ( mentha pulegium ) , formerly in considerable re- pute as a medicine , but now almost ...
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... miles , with a population of about 6,500,000 . The centre of Persia is an elevated plain , con- taining several deserts of sand . The northern provinces , in which rises the chain of the Ararat , and the western parts of the country ...
... miles , with a population of about 6,500,000 . The centre of Persia is an elevated plain , con- taining several deserts of sand . The northern provinces , in which rises the chain of the Ararat , and the western parts of the country ...
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... miles north of Edinburgh ; lon . 3 ° 27 ′ W .; lat . 56 ° 22 ′ N .; population , 20,000 . It is situated on a low plain , under the Grampian hills : the scenery around it is very picturesque , and the approach to it is uncommonly beauti ...
... miles north of Edinburgh ; lon . 3 ° 27 ′ W .; lat . 56 ° 22 ′ N .; population , 20,000 . It is situated on a low plain , under the Grampian hills : the scenery around it is very picturesque , and the approach to it is uncommonly beauti ...
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