Harpers School Geography With Maps And Illustrations Prepared Expressly for T
Harpers School Geography With Maps And Illustrations Prepared Expressly for T
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6. Italy. — Italy has a large export trade in olive-oil, fruits, sulphur, and in manufactures of silk, linen, and straw.
The Po and the Adige are the only navigable rivers. The fertile plain through which they flow produces a large amount of wheat, maize, and rice.
7. Rome, the capital of Italy, is the most celebrated city in history. It was the capital of the ancient Roman Em- pire. It is the residence of the Pope, who is the head of the Roman Catholic Church.
Its magnificent ruins, its collec...tions of ancient sculptures and paintings, the splendor of its churches, and its religious im- portance attract great numbers of visitors from every part of the world.
Naples, the largest city, is distin- guished for the beauty of its situation and for its manufactures of silk. Among other important cities are Mi- lan, noted for its silk trade and its cathedral ; Palermo, the largest city in Sicily ; Turin, re- cently the capital of Italy; Florence, containing one of the finest collections of paintings and statuary in the worid ; Genoa, the birthplace of Columbus ; and Venice, SWITZERLAND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. Italy. — Italy has a large export trade in olive-oil, fruits, sulphur, and in manufactures of silk, linen, and straw.
The Po and the Adige are the only navigable rivers. The fertile plain through which they flow produces a large amount of wheat, maize, and rice.
7. Rome, the capital of Italy, is the most celebrated city in history. It was the capital of the ancient Roman Em- pire. It is the residence of the Pope, who is the head of the Roman Catholic Church.
Its magnificent ruins, its collec...tions of ancient sculptures and paintings, the splendor of its churches, and its religious im- portance attract great numbers of visitors from every part of the world.
Naples, the largest city, is distin- guished for the beauty of its situation and for its manufactures of silk. Among other important cities are Mi- lan, noted for its silk trade and its cathedral ; Palermo, the largest city in Sicily ; Turin, re- cently the capital of Italy; Florence, containing one of the finest collections of paintings and statuary in the worid ; Genoa, the birthplace of Columbus ; and Venice, SWITZERLAND.
What to read after Harpers School Geography With Maps And Illustrations Prepared Expressly for T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Walter Atwood to read onlineMoreLess
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