New geographies . <1. Fig. 239. — St. Pauls Cathedral, London, from the Thames. EUROPE 191 3. Linen Wool, for example, is made into woolencloth; and cotton, imported from the2. Woolen and United States, and othercotton goods parts of the world, is manu-factured into cotton goods. The center for this work is Man-chester, together with a number ofsmaller cities near by. Liverpool, onthe western seacoast, about thirty-fivemiles from Manchester, is the seaportfor this region, and is itself a greatmanufacturing city. The largest city in Ireland, Belfast,is noted for its linen manufacture. Thelin
New geographies . <1. Fig. 239. — St. Pauls Cathedral, London, from the Thames. EUROPE 191 3. Linen Wool, for example, is made into woolencloth; and cotton, imported from the2. Woolen and United States, and othercotton goods parts of the world, is manu-factured into cotton goods. The center for this work is Man-chester, together with a number ofsmaller cities near by. Liverpool, onthe western seacoast, about thirty-fivemiles from Manchester, is the seaportfor this region, and is itself a greatmanufacturing city. The largest city in Ireland, Belfast,is noted for its linen manufacture. Thelinen is made of flax thatthrives in the cool, dampclimate of the Emerald Isle. Dublin,the capital of Ireland, also has importantmanufactures. Great numbers of people are employedin all this manufacturing. Tliey pro-duce so much cloth, steel,and iron goods, and so manyother articles, that the British peoplecould not possibly use all of them. Theymust find a market for them in othercountries. On the other hand, it is neces
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