Modern And Contemporary European History
Modern And Contemporary European History
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Although Italy lacks the two essentials of a modern in- dustrial nation, coal and iron, ^ she has made astonishing Industry and industrial progress through extensive utilization commerce ^f "white coal, " or the many and rapid streams which have been harnessed and transformed into electrical energy. The revival of Mediterranean trade ^ at the end ^ The Quirinal is the palace of the King, but it is used figuratively to mean the Italian Government.
^ Italy's output of coal is insignificant, and s...he imports nearly all that she needs from England. Her iron production is small; in 1913 she produced only about 663, 000 tons. Her greatest mineral production is that of sulphur which is mined in Sicily; the yield in 1913 was almost 2, 700, 000 tons.
' See p. 652.
THE KINGDOM OF ITALY 449 of the nineteenth century gave Italy an opportunity, once more as in the Middle Ages, to become commercially im- portant, and her merchant marine has expanded very rapidly.^ Foreign capital, mainly German and French, be- gan to pour into the country, because it was attracted by the possibilities of Italian economic development.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although Italy lacks the two essentials of a modern in- dustrial nation, coal and iron, ^ she has made astonishing Industry and industrial progress through extensive utilization commerce ^f "white coal, " or the many and rapid streams which have been harnessed and transformed into electrical energy. The revival of Mediterranean trade ^ at the end ^ The Quirinal is the palace of the King, but it is used figuratively to mean the Italian Government.
^ Italy's output of coal is insignificant, and s...he imports nearly all that she needs from England. Her iron production is small; in 1913 she produced only about 663, 000 tons. Her greatest mineral production is that of sulphur which is mined in Sicily; the yield in 1913 was almost 2, 700, 000 tons.
' See p. 652.
THE KINGDOM OF ITALY 449 of the nineteenth century gave Italy an opportunity, once more as in the Middle Ages, to become commercially im- portant, and her merchant marine has expanded very rapidly.^ Foreign capital, mainly German and French, be- gan to pour into the country, because it was attracted by the possibilities of Italian economic development.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Salwyn Schapiro to read onlineMoreLess
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