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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... natural gas are obtained in the western part of the State . The value of the natural gas yield was greatest in 1890- $ 552,000 . The highest sub- sequent figure was that for 1900- $ 363,367 . Only one State , Wisconsin , exceeds New ...
... natural gas are obtained in the western part of the State . The value of the natural gas yield was greatest in 1890- $ 552,000 . The highest sub- sequent figure was that for 1900- $ 363,367 . Only one State , Wisconsin , exceeds New ...
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... natural break in the Appalachian Mountain range - es- tablished early communication between the Hud- son River and the Great Lakes , and brought to New York much of the commerce of the West . The water routes determined the location of ...
... natural break in the Appalachian Mountain range - es- tablished early communication between the Hud- son River and the Great Lakes , and brought to New York much of the commerce of the West . The water routes determined the location of ...
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... Natural History , one immense wing of which , the southern façade , is already complete . On the east side of the park , and within it , facing on Fifth Avenue at Eighty - second Street , is the Met- ropolitan Museum of Art . The Lenox ...
... Natural History , one immense wing of which , the southern façade , is already complete . On the east side of the park , and within it , facing on Fifth Avenue at Eighty - second Street , is the Met- ropolitan Museum of Art . The Lenox ...
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... natural waterway , the Hudson River and the Mohawk Valley , leading to the highly productive North - Central portion ... naturally were built first on the lower end of Manhattan , the line gradually being extended northward on both sides ...
... natural waterway , the Hudson River and the Mohawk Valley , leading to the highly productive North - Central portion ... naturally were built first on the lower end of Manhattan , the line gradually being extended northward on both sides ...
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... Natural Selection ( London , 1870 ) an essay on " A Theory of Birds ' Nests , " in which he discussed the subject from an evolutionary point of view , showing the analogy between the method of birds and primitive men in meeting their ...
... Natural Selection ( London , 1870 ) an essay on " A Theory of Birds ' Nests , " in which he discussed the subject from an evolutionary point of view , showing the analogy between the method of birds and primitive men in meeting their ...
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