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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... region is almost co - extensive with the mountain region . Coal and gold are the minerals most mined . The output of the former increased from 157,092 short tons in 1882 to 1,086,546 short tons in 1901. The output of the latter shows an ...
... region is almost co - extensive with the mountain region . Coal and gold are the minerals most mined . The output of the former increased from 157,092 short tons in 1882 to 1,086,546 short tons in 1901. The output of the latter shows an ...
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... region were Spanish . Cabeça de Vaca visited it in 1536 , and Coronado ( q.v. ) in 1540-42 . Espejo wandered over much of it in 1582-83 . In 1598 Juan de Oñate conquered the inhabitants , who were Pueblo Indians , and not Aztecs , as ...
... region were Spanish . Cabeça de Vaca visited it in 1536 , and Coronado ( q.v. ) in 1540-42 . Espejo wandered over much of it in 1582-83 . In 1598 Juan de Oñate conquered the inhabitants , who were Pueblo Indians , and not Aztecs , as ...
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... region of the United States upon disease . The students in 1902 numbered 150 and the faculty twelve . The library contained about 5000 volumes . The cam- pus contains the Administration Hall , Hadley Science Hall , the gymnasium , and ...
... region of the United States upon disease . The students in 1902 numbered 150 and the faculty twelve . The library contained about 5000 volumes . The cam- pus contains the Administration Hall , Hadley Science Hall , the gymnasium , and ...
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... region in which each paper was published , and even the New York Journal , in which the Federalist appeared , had small influ- ence outside of New York City . When the postal service was fully organized after the Revolution , but ...
... region in which each paper was published , and even the New York Journal , in which the Federalist appeared , had small influ- ence outside of New York City . When the postal service was fully organized after the Revolution , but ...
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... region rising in some of its peaks to a height of about 1500 feet , and is pierced by the Hudson in a magnificent gorge . It falls into gentle undulations toward Long Island Sound and New York Bay . Northwest and north of the Highlands ...
... region rising in some of its peaks to a height of about 1500 feet , and is pierced by the Hudson in a magnificent gorge . It falls into gentle undulations toward Long Island Sound and New York Bay . Northwest and north of the Highlands ...
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