The Relations of Geography & History
The Relations of Geography & History
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Capitals, 46-9. Carcassonne, 41. Carpathians — Conformation of, 250, 254, Immigrations into Europe divided by, 4.
Slavs bounded by, 125. Carthage — Maritime greatness of, 41, 75, 81, 83, 275.
Ruin of, 18, 45.
"War with Rome, 91, 195-6, 211-13, 276. Castile, 171-2. Catalonia, 171-2. Celts- Brittany inhabited by, 123, 164.
Cymric — western migrations of, 54; in Wales, 60; later in Great Britain than Gaelic, 138.
Distribution of, 55.
Expulsion of, by Teutons, 127, 137. 139- Gaelic — western migrat...ions of, 54 ; in Ireland and Scotch Highlands, 124; earlier in Great Britain than Cymric, 138.
Loire, on the, 155.
Charlemagne, partition of empire of, 154, 156, 158, 229-30, 248 ; Spanish march subject to, 167 ; Val Rendena church founded by, 208 ; nature of empire of, 229.
Charles I, 147.
— II, 148.
Chateau Gaillard, 158.
Chur, 225.
Cimbri, 213-14.
City-states — Greek development of, 14, 183, 279. Italian development of, 40, 182, 190.
Coaling stations, 86-7.
Coblenz, 238.
Col de I'Argentiere, 202, 211-12, 215.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Capitals, 46-9. Carcassonne, 41. Carpathians — Conformation of, 250, 254, Immigrations into Europe divided by, 4.
Slavs bounded by, 125. Carthage — Maritime greatness of, 41, 75, 81, 83, 275.
Ruin of, 18, 45.
"War with Rome, 91, 195-6, 211-13, 276. Castile, 171-2. Catalonia, 171-2. Celts- Brittany inhabited by, 123, 164.
Cymric — western migrations of, 54; in Wales, 60; later in Great Britain than Gaelic, 138.
Distribution of, 55.
Expulsion of, by Teutons, 127, 137. 139- Gaelic — western migrat...ions of, 54 ; in Ireland and Scotch Highlands, 124; earlier in Great Britain than Cymric, 138.
Loire, on the, 155.
Charlemagne, partition of empire of, 154, 156, 158, 229-30, 248 ; Spanish march subject to, 167 ; Val Rendena church founded by, 208 ; nature of empire of, 229.
Charles I, 147.
— II, 148.
Chateau Gaillard, 158.
Chur, 225.
Cimbri, 213-14.
City-states — Greek development of, 14, 183, 279. Italian development of, 40, 182, 190.
Coaling stations, 86-7.
Coblenz, 238.
Col de I'Argentiere, 202, 211-12, 215.
What to read after The Relations of Geography & History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hereford Brooke George to read onlineMoreLess
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