The New International Encyclopędia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... ports of the world . As soon as the Isthmian Canal is built a great impetus will be given to the commerce of the city ... port commission , the drainage commission , and the water and sewerage board . Besides the numerous city courts ...
... ports of the world . As soon as the Isthmian Canal is built a great impetus will be given to the commerce of the city ... port commission , the drainage commission , and the water and sewerage board . Besides the numerous city courts ...
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... PORT . A market - town and river - port in Monmouthshire , England , 20 miles southwest of Monmouth , on the Usk , four miles from the Bris- tol Channel , and 12 miles northeast of Cardiff ( Map : England , C5 ) . It has brass and iron ...
... PORT . A market - town and river - port in Monmouthshire , England , 20 miles southwest of Monmouth , on the Usk , four miles from the Bris- tol Channel , and 12 miles northeast of Cardiff ( Map : England , C5 ) . It has brass and iron ...
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... port of entry and the county- seat of Newport County , R. I. , and until 1900 one of the capitals of the State , 17 miles south by west of Fall River , Mass . , and 30 miles south of Providence ; on Rhode Island in Nar- ragansett Bay ...
... port of entry and the county- seat of Newport County , R. I. , and until 1900 one of the capitals of the State , 17 miles south by west of Fall River , Mass . , and 30 miles south of Providence ; on Rhode Island in Nar- ragansett Bay ...
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... port commanded the fleet of three ships which conveyed John Smith and his fellow colonists to Virginia . He spent some time in Virginia , and took part in an exploring expedition up the James River with Smith . In 1607-08 he made ...
... port commanded the fleet of three ships which conveyed John Smith and his fellow colonists to Virginia . He spent some time in Virginia , and took part in an exploring expedition up the James River with Smith . In 1607-08 he made ...
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... port five miles distant on Carlingford Lough . The Newry and Greenore Railway connects the Newry and Ar- magh line with the deep water harbor of Green- ore . The town is nearly coeval with the English invasion , having grown up around a ...
... port five miles distant on Carlingford Lough . The Newry and Greenore Railway connects the Newry and Ar- magh line with the deep water harbor of Green- ore . The town is nearly coeval with the English invasion , having grown up around a ...
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