Anti-Trade
a name given to any of the upper tropical winds which move northward or southward in the same manner as the trade-winds which blow beneath them in the opposite direction.
These great aërial currents descend to S. W. or W. S. W. winds of the N. tem- limits of the trade-winds, and form the the surface after they have passed the limits of the trade-winds, and form the anti-trade winds that are most notable in the meteorology of the United States. of the S. temperate zones. anti-trade winds that are most notable It is the in the meteorology of the United States. long struggle for independence became a Roman colony, at the end of the great Latin war, 340-338 в. c. It is mentioned by Horace, and was a favorite retreat of the emperors and wealthy Romans.
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