Huntington's Introduction to Modern Geography: for Beginners And Common Schools : Preparatory to ...
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Which and where is the principal city 7 10. What other towns, and where situv tedl 11. What great canal 7 12. What is said of universities, 4ec. 7 13. Of com- mon schools 1 11. When and by whom was Ohio fint settled 1 16. When admitted asa atatel LESSON XLIII.
INDIANA.
Extent, 35,000 square miles — Population, 400,000.
1. The snr&ce of Indiana, in g^ieral, is level, or mod«r* ately hilly.
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2. It embraces some rich prairies, whiph are of two lmfiM» the river and the upland prairie...s.
3. Many of them are covered, in the spring and summer, with a luxuriant growth of grass and fragrant flowers, six or eight feet in height.
4. Indiana is watered by numerous streams, and favored by nature with peculiar facilities for internal navigation.
5. The great river here, is the Wabash, which is navigable 370 miles, to La&yette.
6. The soil and products of this state resemble those of Ohio.
7. Pork, lard, com, meal, and stock, are exported to a lar^e amount.
8. The number of counties is sixty -nine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which and where is the principal city 7 10. What other towns, and where situv tedl 11. What great canal 7 12. What is said of universities, 4ec. 7 13. Of com- mon schools 1 11. When and by whom was Ohio fint settled 1 16. When admitted asa atatel LESSON XLIII.
INDIANA.
Extent, 35,000 square miles — Population, 400,000.
1. The snr&ce of Indiana, in g^ieral, is level, or mod«r* ately hilly.
0Q - iLLiiroit.
2. It embraces some rich prairies, whiph are of two lmfiM» the river and the upland prairie...s.
3. Many of them are covered, in the spring and summer, with a luxuriant growth of grass and fragrant flowers, six or eight feet in height.
4. Indiana is watered by numerous streams, and favored by nature with peculiar facilities for internal navigation.
5. The great river here, is the Wabash, which is navigable 370 miles, to La&yette.
6. The soil and products of this state resemble those of Ohio.
7. Pork, lard, com, meal, and stock, are exported to a lar^e amount.
8. The number of counties is sixty -nine.
What to read after Huntington's Introduction to Modern Geography: for Beginners And Common Schools : Preparatory to ...?
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