The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... coast lands are very fertile . Colonization of the island has been unsuccessful ; there is a trading station on the north coast , but in 1897 there were only nine European inhabi- tants , the bulk of the population , whose number is ...
... coast lands are very fertile . Colonization of the island has been unsuccessful ; there is a trading station on the north coast , but in 1897 there were only nine European inhabi- tants , the bulk of the population , whose number is ...
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... coast , 160 miles southwest of Auckland ( Map : New Zealand , D 3 ) . It has an extensive harbor and is a terminal of railway lines to Wellington and Napier . Population , in 1901 , 4405. Consult Wells , History of Taranaki ( New ...
... coast , 160 miles southwest of Auckland ( Map : New Zealand , D 3 ) . It has an extensive harbor and is a terminal of railway lines to Wellington and Napier . Population , in 1901 , 4405. Consult Wells , History of Taranaki ( New ...
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... coast in an irregular sys- tem of broken minor ranges , whose main axis extends about 100 miles inland . It is known as the Australian Alps in the south , the Blue Mountains near the centre , and the New England Range in the north ...
... coast in an irregular sys- tem of broken minor ranges , whose main axis extends about 100 miles inland . It is known as the Australian Alps in the south , the Blue Mountains near the centre , and the New England Range in the north ...
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... coast districts are overlaid with lower Mesozoic strata . There are considerable outcrops of granites and ... coast district , and on the table- lands and the western slope of the tablelands , a considerable area is cultivated . The ...
... coast districts are overlaid with lower Mesozoic strata . There are considerable outcrops of granites and ... coast district , and on the table- lands and the western slope of the tablelands , a considerable area is cultivated . The ...
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... coast near Sierra Leone . In 1747 an English captain , arriving at Sierra Leone with a request from his father to look out for him , rescued him from a most degraded condition , and took him home . On the voyage during a storm he became ...
... coast near Sierra Leone . In 1747 an English captain , arriving at Sierra Leone with a request from his father to look out for him , rescued him from a most degraded condition , and took him home . On the voyage during a storm he became ...
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