A Commercial View And Geographical Sketch of the Brasils in South America And
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This bay lies under the llth^ 12th, and 13th degree of South latitude, and 37°, 38% and 39\ of W^t longitude.
Ill The Captaini ick is divided on tliti North from that of Seregipe, by the Rio Riab, which empties itself into the Ocean in latitude 11% 45""- and West longitude^ 37**, and has on the South that of Los Ilheos; on the South East the Ocean, and on the West the nations of the Gtirares, Taciihes, and Tupenam- boes, who inhabit the Southeni banks of the Royal River above mentioned.
This pr...ovince reach. Es along the coast above sixty-five leagues, ex- clusive of its windings, and is reckoned one of the richest and most considerable in all Brasil. It produces abundance of cotton, and such plenty of sugar, that it is found cultivated sixty or seventy miles above the bay, and in other extensive tracts in the inJand parts 112 and along the coasts in every di- rection, where some ambergrease is also collected.
This beautiful bay is in some measure divided into sundry branches or channels, and runs into the Continent to the depth of about fourteen leagues, which is of vast advantage to all the inhabitants around it, and receives three large rivers from the inland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This bay lies under the llth^ 12th, and 13th degree of South latitude, and 37°, 38% and 39\ of W^t longitude.
Ill The Captaini ick is divided on tliti North from that of Seregipe, by the Rio Riab, which empties itself into the Ocean in latitude 11% 45""- and West longitude^ 37**, and has on the South that of Los Ilheos; on the South East the Ocean, and on the West the nations of the Gtirares, Taciihes, and Tupenam- boes, who inhabit the Southeni banks of the Royal River above mentioned.
This pr...ovince reach. Es along the coast above sixty-five leagues, ex- clusive of its windings, and is reckoned one of the richest and most considerable in all Brasil. It produces abundance of cotton, and such plenty of sugar, that it is found cultivated sixty or seventy miles above the bay, and in other extensive tracts in the inJand parts 112 and along the coasts in every di- rection, where some ambergrease is also collected.
This beautiful bay is in some measure divided into sundry branches or channels, and runs into the Continent to the depth of about fourteen leagues, which is of vast advantage to all the inhabitants around it, and receives three large rivers from the inland.
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