[Gutenberg 54760] • The Earth and its inhabitants, Volume 1: Europe. / Greece, Turkey in Europe, Rumania, Servia, Montenegro, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. by Reclus, Elisée -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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THE EARTH AND ITS INHABITANTS. EUROPE. Contents. List of Illustrations. Introductory Remarks. Europe.

I.—Geographical Importance. II.—Extent and Boundaries. III.—Natural Divisions and Mountains. IV.—The Maritime Regions. V.—Climate. VI.—Inhabitants.

The Mediterranean.

I.—Hydrology. II.—Animal Life, Fisheries and Salt Pans. III.—Commerce and Navigation.

Greece.

I.—General Aspects. II.—Continental Greece. III.—The Morea, or Peloponnesus. IV.—The Islands of the Ægean Sea. V.—The Ionian Isles. VI.—The Present and the Future of Greece. VII.—Government and Political Divisions.

Turkey in Europe.

I.—General Aspects. II.—Crete and the Islands of the Archipelago. III.—Turkey of the Greeks (Thracia, Macedonia, and Thessaly). IV.—Albania and Epirus. V.—The Illyrian Alps, Bosnia, and Herzegovina. VI.—Bulgaria. VII.—Present Position and Prospects of Turkey. VIII.—Government and Administration.

Treaties of San Stefano and Berlin.

Rumania. Servia and Montenegro.

Servia. Montenegro.

Italy.

I.—General Aspects. II.—The Basin of the Po. III.—Liguria and the Riviera of Genoa. IV.—Tuscany. V.—The Roman Apennines, the Valley of the Tiber, the Marches, and the Abruzzos. VI.—Southern Italy, Naples. VII.—Sicily.

The Æolian or Liparic Islands. The Ægadian Islands. Pantellaria. Malta and Gozzo.

VIII.—Sardinia. IX.—The Present and Future of Italy. X.—Government and Administration.

Corsica. Spain.

I.—General Aspects. II.—The Castiles, Leon, and Estremadura. III.—Andalusia. IV.—Mediterranean Slope of the Great Plateau. Murcia and Valencia. V.—The Balearic Islands. VI.—The Valley of the Ebro. Aragon and Catalonia. VII.—Basque Provences, Navarra, and Logroño. VIII.—Santander, the Asturias, and Galicia. IX.—The Present and Future of Spain. X.—Government and Administration.

Area and Population of Spain and its Colonies.

Portugal.

I.—General Aspects. II.—Northern Portugal. The Valleys of the Minho, Douro, and Mondego. III.—The Valley of the Tejo (Tagus). IV.—Southern Portugal. Alemtejo and Algarve. V.—The Present and Future of Portugal. VI.—Government and Administration.

Notes. Index.