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GEOGRAPHICAL DEFINITIONS. 15

Are our roads here, the same as those Roads where ships lie at
anchor? Why not? Can you explain to me the difference?
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Q. What is a Canal?
A. It is a channel or ditch dug through a part of
the country, and filled with water, to afford an easy
and cheap conveyance of goods in boats and vessels,
from one place to another; as the Grand Western
or Erie Canal, Middlesex Canal, Farmington Canal.

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"A Practical System of Modern Geography"

author   Jesse Olney (1798-1872)
date   1828
location   Hartford, Connecticut
height   6.5"
width   4.0"
process/materials   printed paper, ink
item type   Books/Textbook / Schoolbooks
accession #   #L00.018ex


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