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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Geegraphical PesitieB, etc— Central America lies between Mexico aod tbe Isthmus of Panama. It includes the Republic of Guatemala, tbe State of Honduras, and the Republics of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and San Salfidor.
Sarfacc — Lofty table-lands extend along the western coast, from wbidi the country descends in terraces. In the east are extensive plains. There are numerous volcanoes along the Pacific coast Sell, etc — The soil is generally rich. The climate varies accordii^ to tk ...elevation ; on the coast plains it is hot Indigo, cotton, sugar, cocoi, maho^ any, and logwood, are among the most important products. Indian ci^ rice, beans, and plantains, are raised in abundance in some parts, tnd fom the staple food of the inhabitants. Cattle are numerous, particuUrly 2 Nicaragua and Honduras. Birds of brilliant plumage ^oe plentifol aol minerals are abundant IniiaMtaiits, etc— About one-fourth of the inhabitants are Whites, oue-hal Indians, and the rest mixed races.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Geegraphical PesitieB, etc— Central America lies between Mexico aod tbe Isthmus of Panama. It includes the Republic of Guatemala, tbe State of Honduras, and the Republics of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and San Salfidor.
Sarfacc — Lofty table-lands extend along the western coast, from wbidi the country descends in terraces. In the east are extensive plains. There are numerous volcanoes along the Pacific coast Sell, etc — The soil is generally rich. The climate varies accordii^ to tk ...elevation ; on the coast plains it is hot Indigo, cotton, sugar, cocoi, maho^ any, and logwood, are among the most important products. Indian ci^ rice, beans, and plantains, are raised in abundance in some parts, tnd fom the staple food of the inhabitants. Cattle are numerous, particuUrly 2 Nicaragua and Honduras. Birds of brilliant plumage ^oe plentifol aol minerals are abundant IniiaMtaiits, etc— About one-fourth of the inhabitants are Whites, oue-hal Indians, and the rest mixed races.
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