The International Geography
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They are of comparatively small elevation, however, and are traversed by many passes, presenting no insuperable obstacles to traffic.- It is through these cracks in her armour that India has been from time immemorial subject to invasion from the north-west, and Burma from the north. This rampart is also of physical importance to India, for it exercises a powerful influence on the climate and rainfall.
The Plains.— Immediately below the Himalaya lie the plains of the great rivers of India, the c...ourse of which determined, in prehistoric times, the direction of the earliest civilisation from west-central Asia, as to which we have still only the shadowy and mythological traditions of Brahmanic writings to inform us. Of these rivers, two main streams and two affluents Fig. 243. — Configuration of India.
India 471 take their rise to the north of the Himalaya, and all four, strangely enough, from within a comparatively small lacustrine district between the main range of the Himalaya and the tableland of Tibet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are of comparatively small elevation, however, and are traversed by many passes, presenting no insuperable obstacles to traffic.- It is through these cracks in her armour that India has been from time immemorial subject to invasion from the north-west, and Burma from the north. This rampart is also of physical importance to India, for it exercises a powerful influence on the climate and rainfall.
The Plains.— Immediately below the Himalaya lie the plains of the great rivers of India, the c...ourse of which determined, in prehistoric times, the direction of the earliest civilisation from west-central Asia, as to which we have still only the shadowy and mythological traditions of Brahmanic writings to inform us. Of these rivers, two main streams and two affluents Fig. 243. — Configuration of India.
India 471 take their rise to the north of the Himalaya, and all four, strangely enough, from within a comparatively small lacustrine district between the main range of the Himalaya and the tableland of Tibet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mill, Hugh Robert, 1861-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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