A System of Questions in Geography: Adapted to Any Modern Atlas : Embracing Geographical Definitions, Introduction to the Use of the Terrestrial Globe, and Ancient GeographyKiggins & Kellogg, 1854 - 189 pages |
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... principal branch of the Hudson River ? What cape in the eastern part of New - Jersey . A. Sandy Hook . What two capes on the eastern coast of Florida ? Through what states would you pass in traveling in a straight line from Louisiana to ...
... principal branch of the Hudson River ? What cape in the eastern part of New - Jersey . A. Sandy Hook . What two capes on the eastern coast of Florida ? Through what states would you pass in traveling in a straight line from Louisiana to ...
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... principal river in Norway ? G. What is the largest river in Ireland ? What two rivers empty into the Bay of Biscay ? What five rivers rise in Spain and empty into the Atlantio ? What three rivers in Germany flow into the North Sea ...
... principal river in Norway ? G. What is the largest river in Ireland ? What two rivers empty into the Bay of Biscay ? What five rivers rise in Spain and empty into the Atlantio ? What three rivers in Germany flow into the North Sea ...
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... principal branch of the Hudson River 2 mast What is the capital of Delaware ? Doree For what is the Niger remarkable ? What sea west of Independent Tartary ? How do you bound Europe ? What is it to bound a country ? What is the capital ...
... principal branch of the Hudson River 2 mast What is the capital of Delaware ? Doree For what is the Niger remarkable ? What sea west of Independent Tartary ? How do you bound Europe ? What is it to bound a country ? What is the capital ...
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... courts as Congress may from time to time establish . Q. What is their principal business ? A. To expound the laws of the United States , and settle all questions which arise under the constitution ⚫ and 48 PART SECOND .
... courts as Congress may from time to time establish . Q. What is their principal business ? A. To expound the laws of the United States , and settle all questions which arise under the constitution ⚫ and 48 PART SECOND .
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... principal rivers of New - England ? C. , P. , K. , A. , H. Q. Which is the largest city in New - England ? B. Q. Which is the highest mountain in New - England ? Mt. Washington . Q. What are the principal sources of wealth ? A. Commerce ...
... principal rivers of New - England ? C. , P. , K. , A. , H. Q. Which is the largest city in New - England ? B. Q. Which is the highest mountain in New - England ? Mt. Washington . Q. What are the principal sources of wealth ? A. Commerce ...
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Africa ancient name Asia Atlantic Berbera Black Sea Blanco border bounded called Cape Colony capital Carolina Caspian Sea channel Chesapeake Bay City cluster of islands coast degree of latitude Delaware desert direction earth Empire equator Europe extends farther north Fezzan Florida following islands following lakes following rivers following towns Greece Gulf of Mexico gulf south Hindostan Indians inhabited Inlet Ireland island east island south-east Isles Isthmus Italy kingdom land large river largest longitude Lower Guinea Lubec meridian miles Milwaukie Mississippi Missouri Mount mouth Mozambique New-Jersey New-Orleans New-York Newfoundland north-east north-west north-western northern boundary northern cape noted Ocean Ohio Patagonia peninsula Port Prince principal river river flows river forms river rises river separates rivers empty Russia sail Salt Santa Sardinia Siberia South America south-west southern extremity strait separates Tartary Terra del Fuego territory three rivers town situated Truxillo Turkey United Wales Washington western
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Page 141 - Ocean, the first thing which strikes us is, that, the north-east and south-east monsoons, which are found the one on the north and the other on...
Page 133 - ... future more discouraging than in the summer of 1850. The revolutionary war of 1848, that had swept over the country from the lagoons of Venice to the extremities of Sicily, had receded, and left nothing but defeat and disappointment behind. Italy at that time comprised the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, the States of the Church, the grand duchy of Tuscany, the duchies of Parma and Modena, the LombardoVenetian territory and the kingdom of Piedmont or Sardinia.
Page 184 - Bring the place, where the hour is given, to the brass meridian, and set the index...
Page 46 - The word zone signifies a belt or girdle ; and these divisions are called zones, because they encompass the earth like a girdle. Q. How many Zones are there ? A. There are five zones — one torrid, — two temperate, — and two frigid zones. Q. What part of the earth's surface does th
Page 78 - The whole floor of tne cave is covered with Epsom salt, sometimes in lumps of ten pounds weight, and of the purest quality. About a mile and a half within the cave is a white column of satin spar, fifteen feet in diameter, and thirty feet high, regularly fluted from top to bottom.
Page 184 - To find the distance between any two places on the globe. Lay the graduated edge of the quadrant of altitude over both the places and count the number of degrees intercepted between them; which being multiplied by 60 for geographical, or t;9r'n for English miles, will give the distance required.
Page 48 - The judicial power is vested in one Supreme Court and in such inferior courts as Congress may from time to time establish.
Page 2 - In the year 1850, by HARPER & BROTHERS, In the Clerk's Office for the Southern District of New York. PREFACE THE...
Page 44 - ... that lie on the left hand side, are in west longitude. Or, if the figures on the top and bottom of the map increase from left to right, the longitude is east ; if from right to left, the longitude is west. Point to the meridian that passes through Washington, on the Map of the United States, and tell me how this is marked on the top of the map. Why is it marked 0 ? A.
Page 7 - ... peninsulas. 55 What is an Isthmus ? A. A narrow neck of land,, which joins two parts of a continent, or a peninsula to a continent; as the Isthmus of Darien, and the Isthmus of Suez.