The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 32
... empire still moves . The financial district is anchored downtown , but " automobile row " has selected as its place in the sun that section of Broadway above and below Columbus Circle , and automobile row has a way of blazing the trail ...
... empire still moves . The financial district is anchored downtown , but " automobile row " has selected as its place in the sun that section of Broadway above and below Columbus Circle , and automobile row has a way of blazing the trail ...
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... of unexpected quarters , even in big office buildings . Some enter- prising girl , who has saved a few thou- sand dollars , unable to pay the big prices F ROM whatever angle one views the Empire of Turkey THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE ...
... of unexpected quarters , even in big office buildings . Some enter- prising girl , who has saved a few thou- sand dollars , unable to pay the big prices F ROM whatever angle one views the Empire of Turkey THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE ...
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... Empire of Turkey , he beholds a land of unusual fascination . To the historian , the archeologist , or the geographer it is a storehouse of wealth , worth a lifetime of exploration and study . To the romancer it gives again its thou ...
... Empire of Turkey , he beholds a land of unusual fascination . To the historian , the archeologist , or the geographer it is a storehouse of wealth , worth a lifetime of exploration and study . To the romancer it gives again its thou ...
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... Empire ! Out of its past speaks military power and material wealth , literature and art , phil- osophy and religion ... Empire , as at present constituted , embraces about 540,000 square miles of territory . Only about 10,000 square ...
... Empire ! Out of its past speaks military power and material wealth , literature and art , phil- osophy and religion ... Empire , as at present constituted , embraces about 540,000 square miles of territory . Only about 10,000 square ...
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... Empire , on the threshold of the East , in 328 A. D. It stood as the easternmost outpost of Christendom for eight centuries until it fell 1453 , since which time it has been the Turkish capital . The conspicuous building in before the ...
... Empire , on the threshold of the East , in 328 A. D. It stood as the easternmost outpost of Christendom for eight centuries until it fell 1453 , since which time it has been the Turkish capital . The conspicuous building in before the ...
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