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INOWRAZLAW

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Originally appearing in Volume V14, Page 587 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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INOWRAZLAW  , the

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Polish form of the German Jung-Breslau, by which the place was formerly known, a
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town in the Prussian province of Posen, situated on an eminence in the most fertile
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part of the province, 21 m . S.W. of Thorn . Pop . (1900) 26,141 . Iron-founding, the manufacture of machinery and chemicals, and an active trade in cattle and country produce are carried on . In the vicinity are important salt
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works and a
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sulphur mine, and since 1876 a brine bath has been within the town . Inowrazlaw is mentioned as early as 1185, and in 1772 it passed to Prussia .

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