Observations On the Climate Soil And Productions of British Guiana And On the
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Piso, speaking of Guiana, observes: "Multae insuper planta?, resina?, et ligna, tarn mercatura quam medicina dicata, luxuriant, quorum prajcipua, enuinerasse sulliciet. Denique fluviatiles pisces tam multi et tain pnnstantes ap- parent (licet a nostratibus multum diversi) ut vix ulla, regie* in terris magis illis abundare possit. " — p. 170.
We have, indeed, similar reports from all the more in- telligent persons who have travelled in Guiana, respecting • Charlei Waterton, Esq. , author of " Wa...ndering* in Gui 54 the soil Mid productions of the Interior; and more recently Mr. 1 IiIIhhim', alter having twice or thrice visited the region of the fulls, adduces, amongst others, the following very strong arguments in favour of the inland cultivation.
*• The climate of the region inhabited by the Indians is much more salubrious than that of the coast: though ap- proaching nearer to the Line, its superior elevation causes a decrease of temperature, and the surface of the earth is always kept cool from the thick shade of the forest with which it is universally covered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Piso, speaking of Guiana, observes: "Multae insuper planta?, resina?, et ligna, tarn mercatura quam medicina dicata, luxuriant, quorum prajcipua, enuinerasse sulliciet. Denique fluviatiles pisces tam multi et tain pnnstantes ap- parent (licet a nostratibus multum diversi) ut vix ulla, regie* in terris magis illis abundare possit. " — p. 170.
We have, indeed, similar reports from all the more in- telligent persons who have travelled in Guiana, respecting • Charlei Waterton, Esq. , author of " Wa...ndering* in Gui 54 the soil Mid productions of the Interior; and more recently Mr. 1 IiIIhhim', alter having twice or thrice visited the region of the fulls, adduces, amongst others, the following very strong arguments in favour of the inland cultivation.
*• The climate of the region inhabited by the Indians is much more salubrious than that of the coast: though ap- proaching nearer to the Line, its superior elevation causes a decrease of temperature, and the surface of the earth is always kept cool from the thick shade of the forest with which it is universally covered.
What to read after Observations On the Climate Soil And Productions of British Guiana And On the?
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