The Modern Teacher Essays On Educatioal Aims And Methods
The Modern Teacher Essays On Educatioal Aims And Methods
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The regions rich in mineral veins are of certain marked physical types, and the disposition of the mineral veins has its important physical basis as well as its interesting human relations in the majority of cases. The lowland "gates" between uplifted structural features, such as the gate of Carcassonne between the Pyrenees and the Plateau Central giving communication between Aquitaine and Languedoc, the gates of Belfort GEOGRAPHY 189 and of Cracow, also with their fortresses, are made more rea...l by mention of those fortresses and of points of interest about them; and the "gates" with fortresses may be interestingly compared with the narrower gates with a fortress at either end, and with those where the fortresses, or one or other of the fortresses, are relatively insignificant or absent. The disposition of passes in a great mountain chain, again, is far from a chance. The great longitudinal hollows (Zones d'effondrement) be- tween great mountain chains and resistant old blocks in front of them, not only are of the highest human import- ance (Andalusia, the Rhone-Saone trough, the Indo- Gangetic trough), but have physical likenesses which it is instructive to compare, and one may usefully contrast them with zones of sagging on the surface of old blocks, as, for example, Hudson Bay, the Gulf of Bothnia and Swedish Lakes, the White Sea, Russian Lakes, South Baltic, and so on.
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The regions rich in mineral veins are of certain marked physical types, and the disposition of the mineral veins has its important physical basis as well as its interesting human relations in the majority of cases. The lowland "gates" between uplifted structural features, such as the gate of Carcassonne between the Pyrenees and the Plateau Central giving communication between Aquitaine and Languedoc, the gates of Belfort GEOGRAPHY 189 and of Cracow, also with their fortresses, are made more rea...l by mention of those fortresses and of points of interest about them; and the "gates" with fortresses may be interestingly compared with the narrower gates with a fortress at either end, and with those where the fortresses, or one or other of the fortresses, are relatively insignificant or absent. The disposition of passes in a great mountain chain, again, is far from a chance. The great longitudinal hollows (Zones d'effondrement) be- tween great mountain chains and resistant old blocks in front of them, not only are of the highest human import- ance (Andalusia, the Rhone-Saone trough, the Indo- Gangetic trough), but have physical likenesses which it is instructive to compare, and one may usefully contrast them with zones of sagging on the surface of old blocks, as, for example, Hudson Bay, the Gulf of Bothnia and Swedish Lakes, the White Sea, Russian Lakes, South Baltic, and so on.
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