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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1844 Excerpt: ...on the Merizza, is noted as the second city in rank; SalonVca, the capital of Macedonia, for commerce; Joan'nina or Yan'ina, the capital of Albania, as the residence of the late Ali Pacha (a-le' pa-shaw'); Gallip'oli, on the strait of the Dardanelles', as the residence of the Capudan' Pacha', the Turkish chief admiral. 17. Bucharest', a large, but meanly built city, is noted as 11. What is said of the Turks? 12. Government? 13. What ar» the prime minister and court styled? 14. What il said of Turkish cities? 15. Constantinople? 16. What of Adrianople, Salonica, Joannina, and Gallipoli? 17 What other towns, and for what noted? See Map of Europe.--What seas and gulf border on Turkey? Where is the sea of Marmora? Where the Dardanelles? What part of Turkey is crossed by the Danube? Where does the Pruth empty? The Marizza? The Drino? How is Constantinople situated? Adrianople? Salonica' Jean nina? Sophia? Jassy? Bucharest? Belgrade? What towns on the Danube? On the Black sea? the capital of Wallachia; Sophi'a. for its hot-baths; Belgrade', Viddln', Nicop'oli, Bra'hilow, Silis'tria, and Shutn'la, for their fortifications and military importance. GREECE. 1. The kingdom of Greece consists of what was anciently styled Greece Proper, comprising Attica, Boeotia, Megaris, Phoeis, Doris, Locris, jEtolia, and Acarnania; Peloponne'sus or Mnre'a; the island of Eubcsa or Ne'gropont; and the cluster of islands anciently called the Cyc'lades, which lie east of the Peloponnesus. 2. The general aspect of this small but celebrated coun try is rugged and mountainous; but it abounds in beauti ful scenery; and the climate is excellent, and much of the soil fertile. 3. It has many considerable mountains, which are inter esting for their classical associations; and its little ri...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1844 Excerpt: ...on the Merizza, is noted as the second city in rank; SalonVca, the capital of Macedonia, for commerce; Joan'nina or Yan'ina, the capital of Albania, as the residence of the late Ali Pacha (a-le' pa-shaw'); Gallip'oli, on the strait of the Dardanelles', as the residence of the Capudan' Pacha', the Turkish chief admiral. 17. Bucharest', a large, but meanly built city, is noted as 11. What is said of the Turks? 12. Government? 13. What ar» the prime minister and court styled? 14. What il said of Turkish cities? 15. Constantinople? 16. What of Adrianople, Salonica, Joannina, and Gallipoli? 17 What other towns, and for what noted? See Map of Europe.--What seas and gulf border on Turkey? Where is the sea of Marmora? Where the Dardanelles? What part of Turkey is crossed by the Danube? Where does the Pruth empty? The Marizza? The Drino? How is Constantinople situated? Adrianople? Salonica' Jean nina? Sophia? Jassy? Bucharest? Belgrade? What towns on the Danube? On the Black sea? the capital of Wallachia; Sophi'a. for its hot-baths; Belgrade', Viddln', Nicop'oli, Bra'hilow, Silis'tria, and Shutn'la, for their fortifications and military importance. GREECE. 1. The kingdom of Greece consists of what was anciently styled Greece Proper, comprising Attica, Boeotia, Megaris, Phoeis, Doris, Locris, jEtolia, and Acarnania; Peloponne'sus or Mnre'a; the island of Eubcsa or Ne'gropont; and the cluster of islands anciently called the Cyc'lades, which lie east of the Peloponnesus. 2. The general aspect of this small but celebrated coun try is rugged and mountainous; but it abounds in beauti ful scenery; and the climate is excellent, and much of the soil fertile. 3. It has many considerable mountains, which are inter esting for their classical associations; and its little ri...
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