10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAREMME»
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maremme in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
ROUGH NOTES OF A SPORTING EXCURSION THROUGH THE MAREMME OF
TUSCANY. {Concluded from page 84.) CHAPTER VI. Departure from Piombino
— Valley of the Cecina — Stud Farms — Trifling Value of Brood Mares — Gross ...
CHAPTER VI. Departure from Piombino—Valley of the Cecina—Stud Farms—
Trifling Value of Brood Mares—Gross Mismanagement and Ne lect of Young
Stock—Names and Pedigree of English Stallions in the Maremme— Regular
Smash ...
3
The Civil engineer & [and] architect's journal
The most characteristic of the Maremme is the north-west part on the sea shore,
where the river Cecina, descending from the hills of Volterra, reaches the
Mediterranean. Those, as well as the Piombino Maremme, were once Sienese
territory, ...
4
System of universal geography, founded on the works of ...
The Maremme offer many attractions to cultivation and to capital. They possess
the greatest variety of temperature and soil ; the hills which skirt the level lands
are rich in mineral productions; and, when the cross roads shall have facilitated ...
System, James Laurie (geographer), 1842
5
journal of the bath and west of england society
If the Val d'Arno is the Paradise of Tuscany, the Maremme is its wilderness. The
Maremme, or region of malar] a (mat aria, " bad air "), stretches along the
Mediterranean from Leghorn and Tcrracina, extending inland to the first chain of
the ...
6
System of universal geography, founded on the works of ...
The great works for clearing and draining the Maremme were commenced In
January 18*29, and by July 1832. nearly £'200,000 sterling had been expended
in clearing and giving new directions to river courses, filling up the beds of lakes
...
Conrad Malte-Brun, Adriano Balbi, 1842
7
The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal
THE TUSCAN " MAREMME"— AND THEIR IMPROVEMENTS. These,
geologically speaking, recent abodes of, or upheavings from out, the ocean, have
of late claimed much of public attention, and many interesting memoirs have
been ...
8
System of Universal Geography: Founded on the Works of ...
The Maremme offer many attractions to cultivation and to capital. They possess
the greatest variety of temperature and soil ; the hills which skirt the level lands
are rich in mineral productions ; and, when the cross roads shall have facilitated ...
James Laurie, Adriano Balbi, 1842
9
Report on the Statistics of Tuscany, Lucca, the Pontifical, ...
"Most of the lands in the Agro Romano — as generally in the Maremme
extending from the confines of Tuscany to those of Naples — are divided into
large properties. The extent varies much, some containing no less than 8,000
hectares — as ...
10
Encyclopædia Americana: a popular dictionary of arts, ...
MARCOMANNI— MAREMME. MAREMME— MARET. MARET- -MARGARET OF
ANJOU. MARGARET OF ANJOU— MARGARET. 275 the Marcomanni, who had
emigrated hither, being driven from their residences by the Kugii, Longobardi, &c
...
Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford, 1840
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MAREMME»
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maremme is used in the context of the following news items.
ll weekeend dedicato al poeta liceo e confessione per Bertolucci
Un incipit epico di grande potenza (“Dalle maremme”) ci narra dell'arrivo dei primi Bertolucci nel nostro Appennino. Un'infanzia immersa nella ... «La Repubblica, Nov 11»
Tuscany, A Tasting in Three Parts
... star-looks and an impossibly beautiful hillside property in Tuscany's maritime Maremme region that turns out wines of great depth and charm. «Palate Pres, Sep 11»
