Travels in Southeastern Europe

Through the lands of the Serb,

114 THROUGH THE LANDS OF THE SERB shores of the lake would thus be put in direct communication with the sea, nothing is done, and this, which should be the chief trade route for North Albania and a large part of Montenegro, is of little use. Skodra's exports are not enough for Skodra to worry about greatly. Hides, tobacco, some sumach root and bark for dyeing and tanning, some maize and fruit, and a number of tortoises, which the Albanian finds ready-made, form the bulk of the exports of the neighbourhood. Skodra is one of the few capitals which you can leave with the certainty of finding it exactly the same next year.
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Through the lands of the Serb,
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Durham, Mary E.
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London,: E. Arnold,
1904.
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Montenegro -- Description and travel
Serbia -- Description and travel.

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