Encyclopædia Americana: A Popular Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature, History, Politics and Biography, Brought Down to the Present Time; Including a Copious Collection of Original Articles in American Biography; on the Basis of the Seventh Edition of the German Conversations - Lexicon, Том 12Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, Henry Vethake Carey, Lea & Carey, 1832 |
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... Sweden , and the handsomest city in the north of Europe , situated at the junction of the lake Mälar with an inlet of the Baltic ; lon . 18 ° 4 ' E .; lat . 59 ° 21 ' N .; popu- lation in 1826 , 79,526 . Stockholm is generally described ...
... Sweden , and the handsomest city in the north of Europe , situated at the junction of the lake Mälar with an inlet of the Baltic ; lon . 18 ° 4 ' E .; lat . 59 ° 21 ' N .; popu- lation in 1826 , 79,526 . Stockholm is generally described ...
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... Sweden , was at last lagmann of Iceland , and was mur- dered in 1241 , in his castle . He was a man of great talents , and rendered him- self famous as a poet , lawgiver , zealous republican , and historian . He composed a general ...
... Sweden , was at last lagmann of Iceland , and was mur- dered in 1241 , in his castle . He was a man of great talents , and rendered him- self famous as a poet , lawgiver , zealous republican , and historian . He composed a general ...
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... Sweden . ) SUEABORG , OF SWEABORG ; the northern Gibraltar ; a fortress of Russian Finland , on the gulf of Finland ; three miles south of Helsingfors ; population , exclusive of the garrison , 3500. The harbor is capa- ble of ...
... Sweden . ) SUEABORG , OF SWEABORG ; the northern Gibraltar ; a fortress of Russian Finland , on the gulf of Finland ; three miles south of Helsingfors ; population , exclusive of the garrison , 3500. The harbor is capa- ble of ...
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... consumption might be obtained in that quarter . The consump- tion of England alone now amounts to upwards of 400,000,000 pounds , which gives an average of about thirty pounds for each individual SUGAR - SUGAR - CANE . 45 Sweden and Norway.
... consumption might be obtained in that quarter . The consump- tion of England alone now amounts to upwards of 400,000,000 pounds , which gives an average of about thirty pounds for each individual SUGAR - SUGAR - CANE . 45 Sweden and Norway.
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... Sweden , there are 142 in- habitants to. 2 64 is the vicar of God upon earth , and has supreme power over all the church . The extent of the authority thus assumed by the pope , is different in different countries , and the whole ...
... Sweden , there are 142 in- habitants to. 2 64 is the vicar of God upon earth , and has supreme power over all the church . The extent of the authority thus assumed by the pope , is different in different countries , and the whole ...
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