The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Never - ceasing Human Drama . The Aspirations , Failures , Achievements , and Conflicts of the Polyglot People of the Most Densely Populated Continent . By EDWIN A. GROSVENOR , L. H. D. , LL . D. ...... .. 441 Rebirth of Religion in ...
... Never - ceasing Human Drama . The Aspirations , Failures , Achievements , and Conflicts of the Polyglot People of the Most Densely Populated Continent . By EDWIN A. GROSVENOR , L. H. D. , LL . D. ...... .. 441 Rebirth of Religion in ...
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... never passes the hat . what is called New York's politics , stories of graft and the like , are but the froth and foam which fleck the waves of the city's life , while beneath runs a deep cur- rent of progress and public spirit , which ...
... never passes the hat . what is called New York's politics , stories of graft and the like , are but the froth and foam which fleck the waves of the city's life , while beneath runs a deep cur- rent of progress and public spirit , which ...
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... never be able to attend . From that suggestion developed the idea of vocational education , which is now accomplishing wonders . Perhaps more than any other one agency , it is helping to transform in heart and action the alien life of ...
... never be able to attend . From that suggestion developed the idea of vocational education , which is now accomplishing wonders . Perhaps more than any other one agency , it is helping to transform in heart and action the alien life of ...
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... never drinks a mixture of disease germs and water , as so many municipalities do . Even the water - boats which deliver drinking water to ships in the harbor , the bottled waters that are sold , the drinking waters on railroad trains ...
... never drinks a mixture of disease germs and water , as so many municipalities do . Even the water - boats which deliver drinking water to ships in the harbor , the bottled waters that are sold , the drinking waters on railroad trains ...
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... never did the great Roman senator repeat his famous dictum " Delenda est Carthago ! " more persistently than did Charles N. Chad- wick his doctrine that " New York must have an adequate water supply . " One by one he won supporters to ...
... never did the great Roman senator repeat his famous dictum " Delenda est Carthago ! " more persistently than did Charles N. Chad- wick his doctrine that " New York must have an adequate water supply . " One by one he won supporters to ...
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