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Originally appearing in Volume V28, Page 910 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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YECLA  , a

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town of E .
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Spain, in the extreme N. of the
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province of
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Murcia, on the Yecla-
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Villena railway; it is situated on the W. slope of
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Monte
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Castillo, which rises above the
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left
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bank of the
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Arroyo del Jua . Pop . (19oo) 18,743 . The chiefbuildings are a
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half-ruined citadel, a
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modern
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parish
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church with a pillared Corinthian
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facade, and a town
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hall
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standing in a
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fine arcaded square . Yecla has a thriving
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trade in the
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grain,
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wine, oil,
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fruit and
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esparto grass produced in the surrounding
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country .

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