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ORDII (anc. Cotyora, where the " Ten Thousand " embarked for
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home)  , a
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town on the N.
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coast of
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Asia
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Minor, between
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Samsun and
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Kerasund, connected with
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Zara, and so with
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Sivas, by a
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carriage road, and with
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Constantinople and
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Trebizond by steamer . Pop. about 6000, more than
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half
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Christian . Ordu has exceptionally
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good
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Greek
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schools, and a growing
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trade in filberts .

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