Chapter

 1 I    |    are always struggling in Europe to maintain the principle
 2 III  |  derange the equilibrium of Europe.~The project once under
 3 XII  |     simultaneously Asia and Europe, Africa and Oceanica. The
 4 XVI  | narrow strip of promontory. Europe was emigrating to America.~
 5 XVIII| Atlanta— when did she leave Europe? Had she on board a Frenchman
 6 VI   |  There is America, there is Europe;’ then to follow it when
 7 VII  |    A Selenite, deposited in Europe on the summit of Mont Blanc,
 8 VIII |  more than one state in old Europe which ought to put itself
 9 XII  | northern hemisphere (say in Europe) see the moon in the south—
10 XIV  |     earth— if, for example, Europe never saw the moon, and
11 XXI  |     the cable, the whole of Europe knew the result of the great