DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES— BOOKS OF REFERENCE 1
Communications- — There were 330 miles of railway in 1918, and 440 miles of telegraph line with 1,521 miles of wire, and 363 telegraph offices in 1919. There were also (1919) 109 telephone systems with 962 miles of line and 4,993 miles of wire. In 1919 there were 118 post-offices, through which there passed 13,393,000 letters and 6,276,000 post-cards, kc.
Diplomatic Representatives.
1. Or Luxkmi iutAX Biitmn. '/.'</•/' d' Affairs*. — Antoin-' .1920'.
2. Ok Great Britain in Luxemburg.
.ctraordinoni and Aft. Mr t name.
lent at Brussels) (Jauuar. Oonsul. — Norbert L* I
Books of Reference.
Annuam; offleie 1. Published by the Commission permanent* de statistiqut. Luxemburg, 1910.
Bat&eker' $ Belgium and Holland, including tbe Grand Dues' ot Luxembourg, lota ad. I^eipaig, 1910.
Bonnardot(¥.), Leg Archives de l'Etat de Luxembourg. Tol. 41 of Publications of the History Section of the Luxemburg Institute. 1890.
timltnet (A.). Das Geld-ystem des Gross herzoRturas Luxemburg. Munich. 1*07.— D«r /.olLauschlius de* Grosiherxogtuint. Luxemburg an Deutsehland (1S42-1918), 2 vols. Luxemburg, 1919
Kyiehen Luxemburg. In Band IV. of Marquardsen's Handbuch des offeatlkhen ReafcU.
SUm (J. t. d.V Aus Luxemburg* Vergangenheit und Gegenwart. Trier, 1891.
Pa**mor» (T. H.), In Further Ardenne. London, 1906.
Perk(il. A.),Luxemburgiana. Bussum,lS92.— Schetseauit Luxembourg. H-iaiimj. l«K>-4.
PHipt (H.V Das luxemburger Land. Aachen. 1S95.
Putnam (Ruthi, Luxemburg and her neighbours. LosdOB,
Renmick (G.), Taa Grand Duchy of Laxeiubonrg aad ita People. London
W'rrt>#k<? ( N. van), Kurze Gftacliichte des Luxemburg- r Landes. Luxemburg. 1909.
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