BRUNSWICK

a city of Georgia, | on Glynn co. It is on the Atlanta, Bi mingham and Atlantic, the Atlant the Coast Line, and other railroads and o (3) St. Simon’s Sound, 8 miles from tk king Atlantic Ocean. The city is 8 mil ‘southwest of Savannah. During recer E.), fyears it has become important as commercial port. It has an exceller harbor and is connected with New Yor 7’ E.), rand Savannah by regular steams hi to \lines. It is the center of export fc cotton, phosphates, lumber, turpentin letc. The city is the seat of the Unite E.), States Marine Hospital and is a widel Mo- | known summer and winter resort. Po cathedral, | 1920, 14,413. cloth} BRUNSWICK, a town of Maine, i Cumber land co. It is on the Mair abp. ‘Central Railroad, 26 miles nor the as of of Portland. Its industries includ cotton mills, paper mills, and pul mills. It is widely known as the sez of Bowdoin College (g.v.). Pop. 192¢ fled to religious BRUNSWICK, FERDINAND, DUK (1579) OF (1721-92), Ger. general, served wit lectured distinction under Frederick the Gree in War of Austrian Succe ion an met Seven Years’ War; commanded g WitMinden, 1759; afterwards made fielc immarshal. as a BRUNSWICK, FRIED RICH WI | HELI » DUKE OF (1771-1815), we in- ‘Brunswick’s fated chieftain’ of Byron works, his duchy by Napoleon, he organized th 1584; ‘Black Brunswick ers,’ and was finall Mondi, killed at Quatre Bras. ~