The American edition of the ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF GEOGRAPHY has been carefully

revised and corrected throughout, and brought down to the period of its

publication by such modifications of the original text as the nature of

the changes to be made seemed to require. Thus new and more recent

statements of the commercial, financial, political, and other relations

of countries have been often substituted for those given in the English

edition of the work, and the results of late discoveries have been

interwoven with the original matter, or have served to rectify some

antiquated error, the gradual removing of which from our manuals forms

at present an important part of the task of the geographical compiler.

The portion of the work relating to the United States has been written

anew, and fills two hundred pages; that of the English edition

comprising only thirty-three pages and being extremely meagre. A new and

larger map of this country has also been given, and woodcuts have been

added to the chapter devoted to its description.

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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

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● Typos fixed; non-standard spelling and dialect retained.

● Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.

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