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Originally appearing in Volume V16, Page 95 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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LALIN  , a

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town of north-western Spain, in the province of
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Pontevedra . Pop . (1900) 16,238 . Latin is the centre of the the Deza and Arnego rivers . The
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local
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industries are tanning and the manufacture of paper . Near Lalin are the ruins of the
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Gothic abbey of Carboeiro . LA LINEA, or LA LINEA DE LA CONCEPCION, a town of Spain, in the province of Cadiz, between
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Gibraltar and
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San Roque . Pop . (1900) 31,802 . La Linea, which derives its name from the
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line or boundary dividing
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Spanish territory from the
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district of Gibraltar, is a town of comparatively
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modern date and was formerly looked upon as a suburb of San Roque . It is now a distinct frontier
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post and headquarters of the Spanish commandant of the lines of Gibraltar . The fortifications erected here in the 16th century were dismantled by the
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British in ,8ro, to prevent the landing of French invaders, and all the existing buildings are modern .

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barracks, casinos, a theatre and a bull-ring, much frequented by the inhabitants and garrison of Gibraltar . La Linea has some trade in cereals, fruit and vegetables; it is the residence of large numbers of labourers employed in Gibraltar .

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