Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 313
ough Rosario, which, though growing rapidly, seemsbut like a big town compared with its greatneighbor. La Plata, the capital of the prov-ince of Buenos Aires, enjoyed quite a boom about ten years ago, and was expected by someto rival Buenos Aires;but it stands to-day, acity of deserted pal-aces,… … the La Plata. BuenosAires is thus the princi-pal port of the country.Manufactured goodsfor the provinces of theinterior, and even forParaguay and parts ofUruguay and Brazil,are here unloaded tobe forwarded by rail-road or by river-steam-ers to their destination. From Buenos Aires, likewise, is…
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