The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 13
... seen . Still on they went , till after several months they reached the Atlantic Ocean . Then they sailed north in their little boat , skirting the coast to Trinidad , where they found a vessel which bore them to Spain . They recounted ...
... seen . Still on they went , till after several months they reached the Atlantic Ocean . Then they sailed north in their little boat , skirting the coast to Trinidad , where they found a vessel which bore them to Spain . They recounted ...
Page 19
... seen on the Amazon ; they have few passengers , and have not opened the country ; we are told that the Mississippi carries more vessels in a month , and the Yang - tse- kiang in a day , than the Amazon in a year . THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC ...
... seen on the Amazon ; they have few passengers , and have not opened the country ; we are told that the Mississippi carries more vessels in a month , and the Yang - tse- kiang in a day , than the Amazon in a year . THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC ...
Page 32
... seen during this period the possessions of Spain increase from 3,500 to 200,000 square miles ; England , from 280,000 to 2,000,000 ; France , from 280,000 to 2,300,000 , while Italy and Germany , that were without a square rod a few ...
... seen during this period the possessions of Spain increase from 3,500 to 200,000 square miles ; England , from 280,000 to 2,000,000 ; France , from 280,000 to 2,300,000 , while Italy and Germany , that were without a square rod a few ...
Page 50
... seen his work and followed his methods . Your Vice - President alludes to this not only to give that credit rightfully due to Professor Marvin , but to illustrate this as a type of the highly important work which is being done in all ...
... seen his work and followed his methods . Your Vice - President alludes to this not only to give that credit rightfully due to Professor Marvin , but to illustrate this as a type of the highly important work which is being done in all ...
Page 56
... seen when its discovery and history are discussed on another page . The southern shore of Alaska , for a distance of 200 miles along the bases of the Fairweather and St. Elias ranges , is formed of a low table - land intervening between ...
... seen when its discovery and history are discussed on another page . The southern shore of Alaska , for a distance of 200 miles along the bases of the Fairweather and St. Elias ranges , is formed of a low table - land intervening between ...
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