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Ramon gives a long catalogue, and proceeds to the metals, in which he very properly OP THE WORLD'S INDUSTRY. 133 gives the first place to iron, the most useful. Leon, he says, abounds with this metal of first necessity, where also is to be found kaolin, that indispensable ingredient in ceramic manufactures. Abundant mines exist also in Alava and Guipuscoa, and specimens of their produce were to be seen in the gallery of the Crystal Palace, in the shape of two pieces- of cannon manufactured by t...he Carlists, in the village of Onate, in the year 1837. The riches of Spain in lead are, according to our author, really surprising, there being hardly a province in which it may not be found in abundance. Copper, zinc, and tin, antimony, nickel, and cobalt, are also among the mineral treasures of Spain ; and, lastly, gold, which is beginning to be sought for in the beds of various rivers.
CHAPTER XXI.
INDUSTRY AIDED ET SCIENCE — ABTIFIOIAL LIGHT — PHOTOGBAPHY — DAGITEBBEOTYPES — CELES- TIAL OBJECTS — THE MOON — EALLS OE NIAGABA — APPLICATION TO METE0BOL0GI0AL SCIENCE — BOYAL OBSEBVATOBY — 00L0TJBED DAGITEBBEOTYPES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ramon gives a long catalogue, and proceeds to the metals, in which he very properly OP THE WORLD'S INDUSTRY. 133 gives the first place to iron, the most useful. Leon, he says, abounds with this metal of first necessity, where also is to be found kaolin, that indispensable ingredient in ceramic manufactures. Abundant mines exist also in Alava and Guipuscoa, and specimens of their produce were to be seen in the gallery of the Crystal Palace, in the shape of two pieces- of cannon manufactured by t...he Carlists, in the village of Onate, in the year 1837. The riches of Spain in lead are, according to our author, really surprising, there being hardly a province in which it may not be found in abundance. Copper, zinc, and tin, antimony, nickel, and cobalt, are also among the mineral treasures of Spain ; and, lastly, gold, which is beginning to be sought for in the beds of various rivers.
CHAPTER XXI.
INDUSTRY AIDED ET SCIENCE — ABTIFIOIAL LIGHT — PHOTOGBAPHY — DAGITEBBEOTYPES — CELES- TIAL OBJECTS — THE MOON — EALLS OE NIAGABA — APPLICATION TO METE0BOL0GI0AL SCIENCE — BOYAL OBSEBVATOBY — 00L0TJBED DAGITEBBEOTYPES.
What to read after Tallis's History And Description of the Crystal Palace, And the Exhibition of the World's Industry in 1851;?
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