The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... continued for nearly six months , raising its waters from 30 to 50 feet . The channels are filled , and the flood - plains are overflowed . The whole valley becomes a net - work of navigable waters , with islands and channels and lakes ...
... continued for nearly six months , raising its waters from 30 to 50 feet . The channels are filled , and the flood - plains are overflowed . The whole valley becomes a net - work of navigable waters , with islands and channels and lakes ...
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... often violent and tragic . There has been no settled govern- ment , no continued peace , no permanent policy , in any Spanish The Scourge of Revolution . 17 country . The hope 16 Gardiner G. Hubbard - South America .
... often violent and tragic . There has been no settled govern- ment , no continued peace , no permanent policy , in any Spanish The Scourge of Revolution . 17 country . The hope 16 Gardiner G. Hubbard - South America .
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... continued from early in the morning until late at night until 1888 , when a law was passed finally emancipating 1,300,000 slaves . It was opposed by the planters , who said freedmen would not work , but would let the coffee and sugar ...
... continued from early in the morning until late at night until 1888 , when a law was passed finally emancipating 1,300,000 slaves . It was opposed by the planters , who said freedmen would not work , but would let the coffee and sugar ...
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... continued eastward and discovered Lituya bay , as now known , but which he named " Port des Francais . " Here his ships anchored , after experiencing great difficulty in entering the harbor , and remained for many days , during which ...
... continued eastward and discovered Lituya bay , as now known , but which he named " Port des Francais . " Here his ships anchored , after experiencing great difficulty in entering the harbor , and remained for many days , during which ...
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... continued her cruise eastward , Puget as- cended Yakutat bay nearly to its head , and also navigated some of the channels between the islands along its eastern shore . A cape on the eastern side , where the bay penetrates the first ...
... continued her cruise eastward , Puget as- cended Yakutat bay nearly to its head , and also navigated some of the channels between the islands along its eastern shore . A cape on the eastern side , where the bay penetrates the first ...
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