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A Geographical Dictionary of Milton · 1919 · p. 296
Switzerland. South am and Sparke from St. Nicholas to (Hak. 1. 367.) See Swizzerland. Swizzerland (Helvetia). Animadv. (13. 127) 3. 239; Tetrach. (Canon) 4. 281; Lit. Oliv. (36) 7. 283. (See also Geneva, Alps.) Ortelius describes Switzerland (Latin, Helvetia) as the highest between the Rhine, the mountain of St. He says that the country is an “anarchy,” subject to no prince, but made up of thirteen independent cantons, joined in alliance. (P. 66.) region of Europe, Claudius, Lake Geneva, and Italy. ch286.xhtml s 296
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