The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Language Soldiers : How a Military Training Camp is Solving a Seemingly Unsurmountable Problem by Using THE GEOGRAPHIC . By CHRISTINA KRYSTO ... Coal - Ally of American Industry : Following the Nation's Annual Output of 735,000,000 Tons ...
... Language Soldiers : How a Military Training Camp is Solving a Seemingly Unsurmountable Problem by Using THE GEOGRAPHIC . By CHRISTINA KRYSTO ... Coal - Ally of American Industry : Following the Nation's Annual Output of 735,000,000 Tons ...
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... language that passes between windows and street is as eloquent in its unin- telligibility to the looker - on as it is in dollars and cents to the participants . Photograph from S. II . Macfarlane This structure is reputed. 14.
... language that passes between windows and street is as eloquent in its unin- telligibility to the looker - on as it is in dollars and cents to the participants . Photograph from S. II . Macfarlane This structure is reputed. 14.
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... are upholding the flag with a spirit worthy of Valley Forge or Yorktown , although in such a block there may be spoken , as mother tongues , as many as twenty - seven foreign languages Photograph by Paul Thompson ple who have to be shown.
... are upholding the flag with a spirit worthy of Valley Forge or Yorktown , although in such a block there may be spoken , as mother tongues , as many as twenty - seven foreign languages Photograph by Paul Thompson ple who have to be shown.
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... language is spoken through- out . There is , in 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 ...
... language is spoken through- out . There is , in 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 ...
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... language , and yet with so many races intermingled through the centuries of the various con- quests and occupations that the people cannot claim any one race as their own . Greek , Roman , and European Crusader have all blended with the ...
... language , and yet with so many races intermingled through the centuries of the various con- quests and occupations that the people cannot claim any one race as their own . Greek , Roman , and European Crusader have all blended with the ...
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