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Tobacco of good quality is extensively cultivated, and, together with com ORANGE FREE STATE. 4l9 and cattle, exjjorted to Natal and the Cape. Vast quantities of maize are grown, mostly, however, to be consumed by tlie people, both whites and natives, the latter living on little else while residing with the whites. But in their kraals or villages they are fain to substitute the so-called " Kafir corn, " which is very like buckwheat, but growing on stalks three times as high. All the vegetables p...eculiar to northern latitudes here grow freely ; (cotton, hemp, flax, and rice grow wild in many places, and in one district are foimd both the wild coffee plant and the wild vine. 1 The land is very rich in minerals, especially iron, tin, cogper, and leadj^Jbesides black-lead, -potter's-earth, ocEre, alum, marble^ saltpetre, and valuable stones. Coal is found everywhere here, lying in vast layers almost on the surface.^ 1 4. The Gold-Fields of the Transvaal.
As the Orange State has its digmrads, so the Trans- vaal has its gold, discovered in the north of the state by the travellers Carl Mauch and Edward Baines, but also existing much farther north beyond the Lim- popo river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tobacco of good quality is extensively cultivated, and, together with com ORANGE FREE STATE. 4l9 and cattle, exjjorted to Natal and the Cape. Vast quantities of maize are grown, mostly, however, to be consumed by tlie people, both whites and natives, the latter living on little else while residing with the whites. But in their kraals or villages they are fain to substitute the so-called " Kafir corn, " which is very like buckwheat, but growing on stalks three times as high. All the vegetables p...eculiar to northern latitudes here grow freely ; (cotton, hemp, flax, and rice grow wild in many places, and in one district are foimd both the wild coffee plant and the wild vine. 1 The land is very rich in minerals, especially iron, tin, cogper, and leadj^Jbesides black-lead, -potter's-earth, ocEre, alum, marble^ saltpetre, and valuable stones. Coal is found everywhere here, lying in vast layers almost on the surface.^ 1 4. The Gold-Fields of the Transvaal.
As the Orange State has its digmrads, so the Trans- vaal has its gold, discovered in the north of the state by the travellers Carl Mauch and Edward Baines, but also existing much farther north beyond the Lim- popo river.
What to read after Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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