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Chapter 14 RIVERS AND LAKES
ON THE DIRECTIONS OF RIVERS
In the last chapter I have alluded to the wanderings of rivers within the limits of their own valleys; we have now to consider the causes which have determined the directions of the valleys themselves.
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