Spain

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Spain

by Wentworth Webster

EN·~5 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total

PREFACE.

2:31

ANALYTICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.

7:23

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

37:37

SPAIN. - CHAPTER I. THE GEOGRAPHY OF SPAIN.

3:03

CHAPTER II. CLIMATE AND PRODUCTIONS.

39:28

CHAPTER III. GEOLOGY AND MINES.

15:21

CHAPTER IV. ETHNOLOGY, LANGUAGE, AND POPULATION.

31:18

CHAPTER V. DESCRIPTION OF PROVINCES.

1:16:44

CHAPTER VI. HISTORY AND POLITICAL CONSTITUTION.

50:49

CHAPTER VII. EDUCATION AND RELIGION.

16:19

Description

The narrator invites listeners on an unusually thorough tour of a nation whose many faces defy easy description. Acknowledging the quirks of Spanish statistics, the author explains how he stitches together cautious analysis, firsthand reports, and insights from trusted friends in politics and letters to paint a more reliable picture than the usual government tables can provide.

From the soaring Pyrenees to the sun‑kissed plains of Andalusia, the work moves through geography, climate, and the hidden riches of the earth beneath. Detailed chapters explore river systems, regional weather patterns, agricultural bounty, and the complex geology that has shaped both landscape and livelihoods. Listeners will discover a mosaic of provinces, each with its own character, while gaining a clearer sense of how Spain’s natural foundations influence its culture and economy.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (335K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Chuck Greif, Michigan University Library and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2011-01-07

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Wentworth Webster

Wentworth Webster

1829–1907

Best known for preserving Basque folk tales, this Anglican clergyman turned a lifelong love of the region into books that still introduce readers to its legends and language. His work blends a collector’s curiosity with the warmth of someone deeply attached to the people he wrote about.

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