The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 21
... directions , as each province demanded a railroad , with little re- gard to its population or business . A road was commenced to cross the Andes and open communi- cation between the Atlantic and Pacific over mountains which had never ...
... directions , as each province demanded a railroad , with little re- gard to its population or business . A road was commenced to cross the Andes and open communi- cation between the Atlantic and Pacific over mountains which had never ...
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... directions , we must ultimately succeed . It is now proposed to tax the products of South America , unless the South American states reciprocate and admit our bread- stuffs and manufactures free . If this scheme can be carried out , a ...
... directions , we must ultimately succeed . It is now proposed to tax the products of South America , unless the South American states reciprocate and admit our bread- stuffs and manufactures free . If this scheme can be carried out , a ...
Page 42
... directions form couples which produce rotation . When energetic motions raise the ascending air to such a height that the temperature , cooled dynamically in as- cending , goes below the dew - point , then the great store of latent heat ...
... directions form couples which produce rotation . When energetic motions raise the ascending air to such a height that the temperature , cooled dynamically in as- cending , goes below the dew - point , then the great store of latent heat ...
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... direction over the whole world ; a large quarto volume , which contains much new material . It has been incorporated with the results of observations during the Challenger expedition , in which series this work appears . The isobars and ...
... direction over the whole world ; a large quarto volume , which contains much new material . It has been incorporated with the results of observations during the Challenger expedition , in which series this work appears . The isobars and ...
Page 48
... direction , the wind in such cases follows the trend of the valley or depression . In general your Vice - President would feel inclined to refer only casually to the work proceeding from the Bureau over which he has the honor to preside ...
... direction , the wind in such cases follows the trend of the valley or depression . In general your Vice - President would feel inclined to refer only casually to the work proceeding from the Bureau over which he has the honor to preside ...
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