The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... hand sketches on the blackboard the topography of the valley of Virginia , interspersing his re- marks with war reminiscences . June 3 and 4 . Field meeting . About 80 members left Washington on special train June 3 , arriving at 3 p ...
... hand sketches on the blackboard the topography of the valley of Virginia , interspersing his re- marks with war reminiscences . June 3 and 4 . Field meeting . About 80 members left Washington on special train June 3 , arriving at 3 p ...
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... hands ; luxury , effeminacy , and weakness followed . The Spaniards in America have scarcely retained the civiliza- tion they brought from the old world . They have intermarried with the Indians , and this mixed race is said to inherit ...
... hands ; luxury , effeminacy , and weakness followed . The Spaniards in America have scarcely retained the civiliza- tion they brought from the old world . They have intermarried with the Indians , and this mixed race is said to inherit ...
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... hands of the French , Germans , and English . The Italians carry on a small trade at corner groceries and fruit stores ; the French keep the hotels and restaurants ; the English and Germans are the ship- pers , merchants and bankers ...
... hands of the French , Germans , and English . The Italians carry on a small trade at corner groceries and fruit stores ; the French keep the hotels and restaurants ; the English and Germans are the ship- pers , merchants and bankers ...
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... hand . Hill , in describing hail - stones and tornadoes in India , explains them on the principle of the great diminution of temperature upwards in the air , but a critic , in combating this theory , objects to the high and low stations ...
... hand . Hill , in describing hail - stones and tornadoes in India , explains them on the principle of the great diminution of temperature upwards in the air , but a critic , in combating this theory , objects to the high and low stations ...
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Ice Cliffs at Icy Bay . 69 has come to hand is by Sir Edward Belcher , who visited that coast in Her Majesty's ship . Sulphur in 1837 . In the narrative of this voyage , a brief account is given of the ice cliffs at Icy bay , which are ...
Ice Cliffs at Icy Bay . 69 has come to hand is by Sir Edward Belcher , who visited that coast in Her Majesty's ship . Sulphur in 1837 . In the narrative of this voyage , a brief account is given of the ice cliffs at Icy bay , which are ...
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