Cuba, Old And New
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The Isle of Pines is of interest for a number of rea- AROUND THE ISLAND 117 sons, among which are its history, its mineral springs, its dehghtful dimate, and an American colony that has made much trouble in Washington. Columbus landed there in 1494, and gave it the name La Evangelista. It lies about sixty miles off the coast, almost due south from Havana. Between the island and the mainland lies a labyrinth of islets and keys, many of them verdure-clad. Its area is officially given as 1, 180 sq...uare miles. There seems no doubt that, at some earlier time, it formed a part of the main island, v/ith which it compares in geologic strudlure and configuration. It is now, in efFedl, two islands connedled by a marsh; the northern part being broken and hilly, and the southern part low, flat, and sandy, probably a comparatively recently reclaimed coralline plain. The island has been, at various times, the headquarters of bands of pirates, a military hospital, a penal institution, and a source of political trouble.
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The Isle of Pines is of interest for a number of rea- AROUND THE ISLAND 117 sons, among which are its history, its mineral springs, its dehghtful dimate, and an American colony that has made much trouble in Washington. Columbus landed there in 1494, and gave it the name La Evangelista. It lies about sixty miles off the coast, almost due south from Havana. Between the island and the mainland lies a labyrinth of islets and keys, many of them verdure-clad. Its area is officially given as 1, 180 sq...uare miles. There seems no doubt that, at some earlier time, it formed a part of the main island, v/ith which it compares in geologic strudlure and configuration. It is now, in efFedl, two islands connedled by a marsh; the northern part being broken and hilly, and the southern part low, flat, and sandy, probably a comparatively recently reclaimed coralline plain. The island has been, at various times, the headquarters of bands of pirates, a military hospital, a penal institution, and a source of political trouble.
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