Bradford, T. G. (Thomas Gamaliel), 1802-1887 · Boston : William D. Ticknor; New York : Wiley & Long; Philadelphia : T. T. Ash · leaf 63
42 FLORIDA. Area. Florida lies between the Atlantic ocean and the gulf of Mexico,extending from 25° to 31° N. Lat, and from 80° to 87° 44W. Lon. Itssuperficial area has been differently estimated by geographical writers atfrom 55,000 to 57,750 square miles. Islands and Keys. On the coasts are…
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