Tuy, 459
Tyrrhenian Sea, 248
Ubeda, 407
Urbino, 283
Utrera, 409
Valdeon, 450
Valdoniello, 366
Valencia, 413, 419, 422
Valladolid, 388
Vardar, 135
Vendetta, 367
Venice, 202, 207, 229
Verbano, 197
Vergara, 447
Verona, 229
Vesuvius, 288, 291
Vianna do Castello, 479
Vigo, 459
Vilkof, 169
Villa do Conde, 479
Villanova de Portimão, 494
Villa Real, 480
Villa Real de Santo Antonio, 495
Vitosh, 132
Vizéu, 481
Vostitza, 67
Vóuga, 476
Vulcano, 332
Wallachians, 120, 162
Yalomitza, 161
Yanina, 116, 125
Yassy, 168
Yuruks, 107
Zamora, 388
Zante, 79
Zaragoza, 434
Zezere, 482
Zinzares, 114, 119
Zyria, 57
END OF VOL. I.
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
Original spelling and grammar have generally been retained, with some
exceptions noted below. Footnotes have been converted to endnotes,
inserted ahead of the Index, and renumbered 1–185. Original printed
page numbers are shown like this: {52}. Original small caps are now
uppercase. Italics look _like this_. Enlarged curly brackets } or {
used as graphic devices to combine information on two or more lines
of text have been eliminated. Ditto marks have been eliminated. The
transcriber produced the cover image and hereby assigns it to the
public domain. Illustrations originally printed within paragraphs
of text have been moved to nearby locations between paragraphs.
Original page images are available from archive.org — search for
“earthitsinhabita01recl”.
Page 5. There are two pages numbered 5, which are the last page of
the Introductory Remarks—the latter is now {5a}—and the first page of
Chapter I.
Page 86. The number 44,557 at the end of the table was not printed
clearly, and so could be erroneous in this edition.
Page 93, Fig. 29. “1 : 2 470,000” to “1 : 2,470,000”.
Page 104n. The note beginning “Length of the Bosphorus” had no anchor
in the text. A new one has been placed on page 103, after “shores of
Europe and Asia.”
Page 152n. In the table, the row headings in the left columns were
indented in the printed book in an unhelpful fashion. Of the three
rows headed “Turkey in Europe”, “Turkey in Asia”, and “Tripoli, &c.”,
the first represents the sum of the rows above, while the next two are
independent, but all three were indented the same. In this edition, the
row heading indents have been modified to more helpfully reflect the
structure of the table.
Page 166n. Changed the phrase “52,500 foreigners 30,000 Austrians,
10,000 Greeks, 5,000 Germans, 1,500 French)” to “52,500 foreigners
(30,000 Austrians, 10,000 Greeks, 5,000 Germans, 1,500 French)”.
Page 223. “Quadilateral” to “Quadrilateral”.
Page 238n. “Chiavari, 8 414” to “Chiavari, 8,414”.
Page 280n. The number printed for the water supply of Washington, per
inhabitant, is not clear, but might be 660, as rendered herein.
Page 283n. “foriegn” to “foreign”.
Page 284n. “Pesaro, 12, 75;”, where the blank shown here was not quite
blank in the print, is changed to “Pesaro, 12,375;”, on weak evidence.
Page 352n. “Cagliari, 31,9 5” is retained from the printed book.
Page 470, Fig. 191. In the caption, the name rendered herein as
“Jelinek” was not printed clearly.
Page 491, Fig. 203. In the caption, “THOMAH” to “THOMAR”.
Page 500. In the second table, the number “47·223” means forty-seven
thousand two hundred twenty-three. This may be the only instance in
this book of a middle dot used as a digit grouper, instead of a decimal
mark.