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...Bryce, in his ''American Commonwealth." He says: "Few cities in the world can vie with San Francisco either in the beauty or in the natural advantages...combine an equally perfect landscape with what may be called an equally imperial position. Before you there is the magnificent bay, with its far-stretching...

...Bryce, in his ''American Commonwealth." He says: "Few cities in the world can vie with San Francisco either in the beauty or in the natural advantages...are only two places in .Europe@ Constantinople and Gibraltar@that combine an equally perfect landscape with what may be called an equally imperial position....

..."American Commonwealth," written in 1889, says : "Few cities in the world can vie with San Francisco either in the beauty or in the natural advantages...combine an equally perfect landscape with what may be called an equally imperial position;" but Don Pedro de Alberni reporting, in July, 1796, to the Viceroy...