Summary

1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 28… (1911)

“ The manufactures of Zamora are unimportant. Three lines of railway, from Astorga on the N., Salamanca on the S., and Medina del Campo on the E., traverse the province and meet at the city of Zamora; there is a lack of good roads, and it is largely for this reason that the mines and extensive forests are neglected. The only towns with more than 5000 inhabitants are Zamora (pop., 1900, 16,287) and Toro (8379) , which are described in separate articles. The people of the province are very poor, badly educated, and lacking in enterprise. ”
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