The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 61
... produce the Syrians of today , whom Lord Cromer , in his Memoirs , termed " the cream of the East . " In Syria was the one green spot of Turkey - the Lebanon Mountains . In 1860 , because of massacres , the European Powers insisted that ...
... produce the Syrians of today , whom Lord Cromer , in his Memoirs , termed " the cream of the East . " In Syria was the one green spot of Turkey - the Lebanon Mountains . In 1860 , because of massacres , the European Powers insisted that ...
Page 113
... produce , chiefly , of course , to the markets of Valona for use of the soldiers . The farmer - soldiers are also raising pigs , chickens , turkeys , and pig- eons and are experimenting with hares . This is a great work , intended pri ...
... produce , chiefly , of course , to the markets of Valona for use of the soldiers . The farmer - soldiers are also raising pigs , chickens , turkeys , and pig- eons and are experimenting with hares . This is a great work , intended pri ...
Page 143
... produce before arriving at the Borgo , the introduction of religious teach- ing in the public schools , the question of a water supply - such were the most re- cent petitions of these twentieth century fathers of families . The bell of ...
... produce before arriving at the Borgo , the introduction of religious teach- ing in the public schools , the question of a water supply - such were the most re- cent petitions of these twentieth century fathers of families . The bell of ...
Page 159
... produce certain articles . The relations between the Italian Gov- ernment and the Republic are not those of a protectorate by any means , as San Marino , so proud of its autonomy , re- frains from an accord which could give rise to that ...
... produce certain articles . The relations between the Italian Gov- ernment and the Republic are not those of a protectorate by any means , as San Marino , so proud of its autonomy , re- frains from an accord which could give rise to that ...
Page 165
... production , qual- ity of production , and speed of produc- tion constitute the supreme aim of the shipbuilding program in the minds of Americans today ; the cost is secondary and for subsequent consideration . THREE TONS PER FIGHTING ...
... production , qual- ity of production , and speed of produc- tion constitute the supreme aim of the shipbuilding program in the minds of Americans today ; the cost is secondary and for subsequent consideration . THREE TONS PER FIGHTING ...
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