Il nostro grande continente; schizzi, pittoresca e storica: all'interno e al di là dei membri . chiamata ts per le truppe di sopprimere la ribellione.Durante la guerra civile, che il piccolo stato, quindi con una popolazione di soli175,000, arredate all'esercito nazionale 23,711 soldati. Le produzioni agricole di Rhode Island non sono molto ampie.it è un stato di fabbricazione, specialmente nei tessuti e ferro e steelproducts. Per la fabbricazione di prodotti di cotone lo Stato sta seconda trovanella unione, avente, nel 1880, 30,274 telai, con mandrini 1,649,295. In che anno22,228 persone sono state impiegate nel manufatto

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Our great continent; sketches, picturesque and historic: within and beyond the States . ts call for troops to suppress the rebellion.During the Civil War, that little State, then with a population of only175, 000, furnished to the National army 23, 711 soldiers. The agricultural productions of Rhode Island are not very extensive.It is a manufacturing State, especially in textile fabrics and iron and steelproducts. In the manufacture of cotton goods the State stands second inthe Union, having, in 1880, 30, 274 looms, with 1, 649, 295 spindles. In that year22, 228 persons were employed in the manufacture of cotton goods, and 161, 694bales of cotton were consumed. There were then within the little State 211miles of railroads in operation. Its expenditures for public instruction were$530, 167. It had 42, 489 children enrolled in its public schools, with an aver-age daily attendance of 27, 453. The State is sometimes denominated Lit-tle Rhody. Providence, one of the capitals of Rhode Island, has a population ofabout 120, 000, and Newport, the other capital, has over 20, 000. Mill) JIB®, . (1638.) The smallest State in the Republic next to Rhode Island-is Delaware, having an area of 2050 square miles. It isbetween latitude 38° 28 and 39° 50 north, and longitude75° and 75° 46 west. Its eastern shores are laved by theDelaware River and Bay and the Atlantic ocean. On.the narrow northern boundary is Pennsylvania, and onits west and south borders is Maryland. The population of Delaware, in1880, was 146, 608, of whom 26, 448 were colored. In the northern part of Delaware the country is rolling, beautiful, pro-ductive and healthy. In the lower portion is a large cypress swamp and somesmaller ones. Delaware and the eastern shore of Maryland form a low penin-sula. The name of the State of Delaware was derived from Lord de la Warr, , who, in 1609, was appointed Governor of Virginia, and who, in 1610, sailed, into a broad bay, which was named De la Warr (Delaware) Bay. Henry-Hudson had entered i

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