The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 9
... extended through the entire valley of the Cordilleras , until over four hundred tribes , with a population of many millions , became subject to their dominion . The territory of the Incas extended from the southern part of Chili ...
... extended through the entire valley of the Cordilleras , until over four hundred tribes , with a population of many millions , became subject to their dominion . The territory of the Incas extended from the southern part of Chili ...
Page 23
... extend them , or to pay the interest on her bonds ; and thus bankruptcy followed defeat . At last , after fourteen years of default and six years of negotiation , a con- tract was concluded with Peru by Mr. M. P. Grace , of New York ...
... extend them , or to pay the interest on her bonds ; and thus bankruptcy followed defeat . At last , after fourteen years of default and six years of negotiation , a con- tract was concluded with Peru by Mr. M. P. Grace , of New York ...
Page 25
... extended to the navigable waters of the Amazon . Three hundred miles southward , the second road runs from Molendo , Peru , by Arequipa to Puno on Lake Titicaca , and thence northward on the plateau 407 miles to San Rosas , on the route ...
... extended to the navigable waters of the Amazon . Three hundred miles southward , the second road runs from Molendo , Peru , by Arequipa to Puno on Lake Titicaca , and thence northward on the plateau 407 miles to San Rosas , on the route ...
Page 32
... extend the protection of European nations to particular zones not em- braced in the Kongo Free State , exemplifies in a marked degree the disputes that may arise , and with what avidity the civilized nations have sought mutual ...
... extend the protection of European nations to particular zones not em- braced in the Kongo Free State , exemplifies in a marked degree the disputes that may arise , and with what avidity the civilized nations have sought mutual ...
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... extended influence in north- ern Africa than even that which she has exerted over the south- ern end of the continent . Should England's influence in the north result in the occupation of all the territory that is appar- ently within ...
... extended influence in north- ern Africa than even that which she has exerted over the south- ern end of the continent . Should England's influence in the north result in the occupation of all the territory that is appar- ently within ...
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