The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 45
... facts - first , that the New York police force faces tre- mendous problems , and , second , that it solves these problems in a way that is admirable . The city spends as much for the main- tenance of law and order alone as the republic ...
... facts - first , that the New York police force faces tre- mendous problems , and , second , that it solves these problems in a way that is admirable . The city spends as much for the main- tenance of law and order alone as the republic ...
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... fact , even be- fore the war the majority of the people were Turks and Kurds - but here the bulk of the Armenian race was found . It is a rugged land , a succession of have had to contend with nature for the establishment and ...
... fact , even be- fore the war the majority of the people were Turks and Kurds - but here the bulk of the Armenian race was found . It is a rugged land , a succession of have had to contend with nature for the establishment and ...
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... fact , a very distinct dividing line between the Arabic and the Turkish - speaking portions of the Otto- man Empire . This boundary corre- sponds with the line of the Bagdad Rail- way from the Mediterranean to the Per- sian Gulf . It is ...
... fact , a very distinct dividing line between the Arabic and the Turkish - speaking portions of the Otto- man Empire . This boundary corre- sponds with the line of the Bagdad Rail- way from the Mediterranean to the Per- sian Gulf . It is ...
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... facts . And all , except the Turks , have inhabited , from time immemorial , the districts in which they are now found . These races represent the three great monotheistic religions , which have also originated within the boundaries of ...
... facts . And all , except the Turks , have inhabited , from time immemorial , the districts in which they are now found . These races represent the three great monotheistic religions , which have also originated within the boundaries of ...
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... facts about the crops for himself they would be altogether beyond belief . " In the days of the early Caliphate an inventory showed some 12,500,000 acres of land under cultivation ; and Sir Wil- liam Wilcox in his report , " The Irriga ...
... facts about the crops for himself they would be altogether beyond belief . " In the days of the early Caliphate an inventory showed some 12,500,000 acres of land under cultivation ; and Sir Wil- liam Wilcox in his report , " The Irriga ...
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