β Scribed by Lander, C. H.
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In tlic pist Grciit Britain, n pioiiccr in conl production, lins licen in n w r y fnvournble position, owing to tlic early working, widc variety, niid hi@ qitnlity of tlic ciiornioiis stores of conl i n licr ~OSSCSSIOII. Tlic world's cliicf soiircc of fiicl is, tirid must long continue to bc, found in tlic vnst mid witlcly ilistributctl ncciinni-Intions of coal; but otlicr fucls \rliich havc becii csploitcd diirin5 rcccnt yews arc tending grndunlly to plncc Grcnt Britain in n lcss f;L.ourablc position, niid t o pit licr at n ilisnc1v:int:igc with compcting nations. This stnte of nffnirs is cmphnsiscd by tlic fact that ccrtnin of licr coinnicrcial rivals have tlicnisclvcs lnrgc storc:j of coal, wliicli nrc iiow bcing worked to n much greater cstcut tliriii during tlic Inst ccntury.
The output of conl in Grcnt Britain inny be t:ikcn, roughly, at 260,000,000 tons pcr nnnuin, of which some 50,000,000 tons is csportcd. Tlic rcinnining I SO,OOO,OOO toils is rctaiiictl lor hoinc use. It is iiot possiblc to say with accurncy how this conl is distributed, but tlic
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