Catalonia, old prov. of Spain, on the NE.; has a most fertile soil, which yields a luxuriant vegetation; chief seat of manufacture in the country, called hence the “Lancashire of Spain”; the people are specially distinguished from other Spaniards for their intelligence and energy.
Population (circa 1900) given as 1,900,000.
Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)
Catalani, Angelica * Catamar`caLinks here from Chalmers
Belidor, Bernard Forest De
Cardona, John Baptist
Caylus, Anne Claude Philip De Tubiere De Grimoakd De Pestels De Levis, Count De
Conti, Armand De Bourbon
Marca, Peter De
Martin, Raymond
Mordaunt, Charles
Nicholas, Eymericus
Orosius, Paul
Renau D'Elisagaray, Bernard
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