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ADOWA (properly ADUA) , the capital of Tigre, northern Abyssinia, 145 M. N.E. of Gondar and 17 M. E. by N. of Axum, the ancient capital of Abyssinia. Adowa is built on the slope of a hill at an elevation
rich
district
meeting -place of merchants from Arabia and the Sudan for the exchange of foreign merchandise with the products of the country. During the wars between the Italians and Abyssinia (1887-0) Adowa was on three or four occasions looted and burnt; but the churches escaped destruction. The church
wall
Jesuits
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