Pictures of Travel in Far Off Lands a Companion to the Study of Geography Cen
Pictures of Travel in Far Off Lands a Companion to the Study of Geography Cen
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From the central portion of the city the suburbs extend about four miles in each of the three princi- pal directions ; BO that the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, containing 300, 000 inhabitants, covers a greater extent of ground than any European city of the same population.
Here dwell a large part of the nobility of the nation ; and for a considerable portion of the year the representatives of the different provinces, the ministers of state, the foreign ambassadors and consuls, and a commingl...ed populace of native Brazilians and of foreigners from almost every clime. That which, in the popular estimation, however, confers the greatest distinction upon Rio, is not the busy throng of foreign and home mer- chants, sea captains, ordinary government officials, and the upper classes of society; but it is in the fact that here resides the imperial head of Brazil, the young and gifted Don Pedro II. , who unites the blood of the Braganzas and the Hapsburgs, and under whose constitutional rule, civil liberty, re- ligious toleration, and general prosperity, are better secured than in any other government of the New World, save where the Anglo-Saxon bears sway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the central portion of the city the suburbs extend about four miles in each of the three princi- pal directions ; BO that the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, containing 300, 000 inhabitants, covers a greater extent of ground than any European city of the same population.
Here dwell a large part of the nobility of the nation ; and for a considerable portion of the year the representatives of the different provinces, the ministers of state, the foreign ambassadors and consuls, and a commingl...ed populace of native Brazilians and of foreigners from almost every clime. That which, in the popular estimation, however, confers the greatest distinction upon Rio, is not the busy throng of foreign and home mer- chants, sea captains, ordinary government officials, and the upper classes of society; but it is in the fact that here resides the imperial head of Brazil, the young and gifted Don Pedro II. , who unites the blood of the Braganzas and the Hapsburgs, and under whose constitutional rule, civil liberty, re- ligious toleration, and general prosperity, are better secured than in any other government of the New World, save where the Anglo-Saxon bears sway.
What to read after Pictures of Travel in Far Off Lands a Companion to the Study of Geography Cen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph S Ralph Stockman Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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