Problems of Greater Britain volume 1
Problems of Greater Britain volume 1
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The compass is as necessary for a vol. 1 2 D 394 PROBLEMS OF GREATER BRITAIN part n journey in dull weather as it is on the sea itself, and the traveller may march for days together without seeing a single sheep. We now know that the heavy occasional rainfall of Australia is stored underneath the soil, and in some spots boring brings whole rivers of water to the surface. Irrigation under such conditions means con- tinual improvement, because, while water will bring trees to the interior, the tr...ees themselves will retain surface moisture, and in course of time develop a more steady rainfall.
social view There is little to be said socially of South Australia.
colony. It is more quiet and old-fashioned in its ways than the great sfold-minine; colonies, and its steadiness and home- liness are increased by a considerable German population. These immigrants fuse rapidly, here as elsewhere in Australia, with the British population, and they even become patriotic with the peculiar local patriotism of the special colony that they have chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The compass is as necessary for a vol. 1 2 D 394 PROBLEMS OF GREATER BRITAIN part n journey in dull weather as it is on the sea itself, and the traveller may march for days together without seeing a single sheep. We now know that the heavy occasional rainfall of Australia is stored underneath the soil, and in some spots boring brings whole rivers of water to the surface. Irrigation under such conditions means con- tinual improvement, because, while water will bring trees to the interior, the tr...ees themselves will retain surface moisture, and in course of time develop a more steady rainfall.
social view There is little to be said socially of South Australia.
colony. It is more quiet and old-fashioned in its ways than the great sfold-minine; colonies, and its steadiness and home- liness are increased by a considerable German population. These immigrants fuse rapidly, here as elsewhere in Australia, with the British population, and they even become patriotic with the peculiar local patriotism of the special colony that they have chosen.
What to read after Problems of Greater Britain volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Wentworth Dilke to read onlineMoreLess
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