The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Christian era , are typical of Turkish misrule . It was in the Armenian Gregorian Cathedral , the largest building in the city , that the Moslems and Kurds , in 1896 , massacred more than 1,000 Armenians . The victims were suffocated ...
... Christian era , are typical of Turkish misrule . It was in the Armenian Gregorian Cathedral , the largest building in the city , that the Moslems and Kurds , in 1896 , massacred more than 1,000 Armenians . The victims were suffocated ...
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... Christian churches and 67 Christian schools at the outbreak of the war . 1 HAREMS OF CONSTANTINOPLE Underwood & Underwood Not many Americans. 57.
... Christian churches and 67 Christian schools at the outbreak of the war . 1 HAREMS OF CONSTANTINOPLE Underwood & Underwood Not many Americans. 57.
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... Christian alike , one readily understands how a distinction can be made between people and government . In spite of ... Christianity when , in the latter half of the third century , their king , Tiradates , accepted the new faith , and ...
... Christian alike , one readily understands how a distinction can be made between people and government . In spite of ... Christianity when , in the latter half of the third century , their king , Tiradates , accepted the new faith , and ...
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... Christian era , a regularly appointed librarian had charge of the library of Nineveh's King Ashurbanipal . That institution was open to the public , for Ashurbanipal himself recorded : " I wrote upon the tablets ; I placed them in my ...
... Christian era , a regularly appointed librarian had charge of the library of Nineveh's King Ashurbanipal . That institution was open to the public , for Ashurbanipal himself recorded : " I wrote upon the tablets ; I placed them in my ...
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... Christians , also , are divided into many sects , repre- senting nearly all the great divisions of the church . The Christian races are the most pro- gressive part of the population ; they have been most responsive to education and have ...
... Christians , also , are divided into many sects , repre- senting nearly all the great divisions of the church . The Christian races are the most pro- gressive part of the population ; they have been most responsive to education and have ...
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