Letters From the South 2
Letters From the South 2
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Two pair of camels have just been forwarded to the department of the Landes ; should they resist the damp climate of that province, such a result will be of the highest importance *. — Genty de Busy, vol. i. p. 250.
ALGIERS.— EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
[Vol. I. p. 51.] Tunis supplies us with horses.
The small ports of the regency furnish ps, to a certain extent, with fruit, grain, honey, wax, oil, skins, and common earthenware. We have, of late, received from Oran a consider- able quantity of grain a...nd wool.
With respect to exportations, Marseilles and Leghorn are the two ports which afford us an almost exclusive outlet for the few ar- ticles to which they have hitherto been limited, namely, dried and salted skins, wax, and com- • They have been sent at the request of M. Laurance, a deputy from that department.
"^^^V 239 es from the re- certain quantity uch utter confu- istom-house, that time to ascertain, mer, the figures xports : but they have been accurately laid down for 1832, and afford the following result : — Value of imports 6,6 1 1 ,408 francs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two pair of camels have just been forwarded to the department of the Landes ; should they resist the damp climate of that province, such a result will be of the highest importance *. — Genty de Busy, vol. i. p. 250.
ALGIERS.— EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
[Vol. I. p. 51.] Tunis supplies us with horses.
The small ports of the regency furnish ps, to a certain extent, with fruit, grain, honey, wax, oil, skins, and common earthenware. We have, of late, received from Oran a consider- able quantity of grain a...nd wool.
With respect to exportations, Marseilles and Leghorn are the two ports which afford us an almost exclusive outlet for the few ar- ticles to which they have hitherto been limited, namely, dried and salted skins, wax, and com- • They have been sent at the request of M. Laurance, a deputy from that department.
"^^^V 239 es from the re- certain quantity uch utter confu- istom-house, that time to ascertain, mer, the figures xports : but they have been accurately laid down for 1832, and afford the following result : — Value of imports 6,6 1 1 ,408 francs.
What to read after Letters From the South 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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