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Originally appearing in Volume V18, Page 958 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MULA  , a

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town of eastern
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Spain, in the
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province of
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Murcia; on the
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left
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bank of the Mula, a small right-
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hand tributary of the
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Segura, periodically liable to destructive floods . Pop . (woo), 12,731 . The Sierra Espufia rises on the
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south to a height of nearly 5200 ft . Mula has a small
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trade in agricultural produce,
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wine and
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olive oil . About 4 M.
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east are two
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groups of houses known as the Banos de Mula, with warm sulphurous springs of considerable
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local repute .

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