A History of Babylonia And Assyria, volume 1
A History of Babylonia And Assyria, volume 1
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Yorke, A Journey in the Valley of the Upper Euphrates^ Geographical Journal, viii, pp.
817, ff. and 453, fiF. with map at p. 428, and compare especially the footnote on p. 332 with the quotation from Hogarth, the leader of the expedition. Quite probably Murad is, at times, or by some inhab- itants, given to both arms, with local names Kara Su for the western and Palu Su for the eastern.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 408 fliStORY OP BABYLONIA AND ASSYMA within twenty miles of the Tigris, and the rivers a...ppear about to form a junction. Both, how- ever, again separate, and only make their final union at last after a very sharp convergence.
The estimated length of the Euphrates is seven- teen hundred and eighty miles. It is navigable for a distance of twelve hundred miles above its mouth. During its whole course it is an im- posing river — among the greatest rivers of the world. Like most moimtain streams, its early course is swift and its bed rocky. The first great tributary is the Sajur, received from the right, or west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yorke, A Journey in the Valley of the Upper Euphrates^ Geographical Journal, viii, pp.
817, ff. and 453, fiF. with map at p. 428, and compare especially the footnote on p. 332 with the quotation from Hogarth, the leader of the expedition. Quite probably Murad is, at times, or by some inhab- itants, given to both arms, with local names Kara Su for the western and Palu Su for the eastern.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 408 fliStORY OP BABYLONIA AND ASSYMA within twenty miles of the Tigris, and the rivers a...ppear about to form a junction. Both, how- ever, again separate, and only make their final union at last after a very sharp convergence.
The estimated length of the Euphrates is seven- teen hundred and eighty miles. It is navigable for a distance of twelve hundred miles above its mouth. During its whole course it is an im- posing river — among the greatest rivers of the world. Like most moimtain streams, its early course is swift and its bed rocky. The first great tributary is the Sajur, received from the right, or west.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Robert William, 1864-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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