The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1804 - Books |
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Page 79
... situation ; and he is of opinion that the improvement of a country greatly depends on the favourable position of the capital for participating in com- mercial benefits . The inland situation of Madrid is supposed by him to have retarded ...
... situation ; and he is of opinion that the improvement of a country greatly depends on the favourable position of the capital for participating in com- mercial benefits . The inland situation of Madrid is supposed by him to have retarded ...
Page 134
... situation for commerce that can any where be found ; and when we cast our eyes upon the map , its geo- graphical position seems to indicate the same . We may , however , be imposed on by unqualified descriptions , and general ...
... situation for commerce that can any where be found ; and when we cast our eyes upon the map , its geo- graphical position seems to indicate the same . We may , however , be imposed on by unqualified descriptions , and general ...
Page 234
... situation and the outline of the house at Coombe Lodge have been determined with judgment : the situation derives great advantages from its southern aspect , and from the views which it commands ; and the house derives importance from ...
... situation and the outline of the house at Coombe Lodge have been determined with judgment : the situation derives great advantages from its southern aspect , and from the views which it commands ; and the house derives importance from ...
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