UNITED STATES.

The United States of North America are classed into four groups of

States, each group having a distinguishing name. First, New England;

second, the Middle States; third, the Western; fourth, the Southern

States. This division arises from local distinctions, which exist

in the character and pursuits of the inhabitants, or is founded on

physical causes.

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