The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... interest , arouses a new pride in its achievements , excites a new feeling of wonder , and stirs in every American breast a realization that it is a city of all the people , national in all its aspects and relations . Conspicuous above ...
... interest , arouses a new pride in its achievements , excites a new feeling of wonder , and stirs in every American breast a realization that it is a city of all the people , national in all its aspects and relations . Conspicuous above ...
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... interest . Let those who have been pessimistic about our immigration study New York . It seems unbelievable ; but if every resi- dent whose parents were born in America were to leave the city its standing as the second most populous ...
... interest . Let those who have been pessimistic about our immigration study New York . It seems unbelievable ; but if every resi- dent whose parents were born in America were to leave the city its standing as the second most populous ...
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... interest . THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Along with many other cities , New York long since learned that a vast ma- jority of the children who attend public schools do not go to college afterward . GARMENT - WORKERS PARADING DOWN MADISON AVENUE ...
... interest . THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Along with many other cities , New York long since learned that a vast ma- jority of the children who attend public schools do not go to college afterward . GARMENT - WORKERS PARADING DOWN MADISON AVENUE ...
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... interest and stirs one's imagination . Of all cities , it is the inter- national city . In size , in wealth , in finan- cial operations , in manufacturing , in in- ternational trade , in racial makeup , in a hundred ways it is the ...
... interest and stirs one's imagination . Of all cities , it is the inter- national city . In size , in wealth , in finan- cial operations , in manufacturing , in in- ternational trade , in racial makeup , in a hundred ways it is the ...
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... interest of the Turkish Em- pire is agricultural . From north to south and from east to west it offers splendid opportunities to the farmer . And these lands in great part lie uncultivated . Res- ervoirs for the storage of water and ...
... interest of the Turkish Em- pire is agricultural . From north to south and from east to west it offers splendid opportunities to the farmer . And these lands in great part lie uncultivated . Res- ervoirs for the storage of water and ...
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