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Treasure spots of the world : a selection of the chief beauties and wonders of nature and art (1875)

Woodbury, Walter B. (Walter Bentley), 1834-1885, Naish, Francis Clement, Ward, Lock, & Tyler, publisher · London : Ward, Lock, and Tyler, Paternoster Row · leaf 127

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one hundred and twenty-five feetwide, now connects it with the North Sea, a distance of fifty miles. Thisis considered the broadest canal in the world, its lock gates far exceedingany others in size. Our view is a very characteristic one of the Netherland city; Thedrawbridge, the barges, the church…

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