The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 6
... seen close at hand . One authority calls this civilization's greatest cathedral of commerce and another the world's foremost temple of trade . That it is both a beautiful and a substantial structure no one who Las ever seen it outside ...
... seen close at hand . One authority calls this civilization's greatest cathedral of commerce and another the world's foremost temple of trade . That it is both a beautiful and a substantial structure no one who Las ever seen it outside ...
Page 58
... seen in the right foreground . It is also interesting to note that a touch of appetite makes Turkish youth and Southern darky kin - observe the gusto with which these Mohammedan boys are attack- ing slices of melon . present Ottoman ...
... seen in the right foreground . It is also interesting to note that a touch of appetite makes Turkish youth and Southern darky kin - observe the gusto with which these Mohammedan boys are attack- ing slices of melon . present Ottoman ...
Page 80
... seen a razor for so long that your face looks like a barbed - wire entanglement ; when you haven't had a drop of water except inside for four days ; when you ' get yours ' and somebody carries you over thousands of miles of bumps in a ...
... seen a razor for so long that your face looks like a barbed - wire entanglement ; when you haven't had a drop of water except inside for four days ; when you ' get yours ' and somebody carries you over thousands of miles of bumps in a ...
Page 93
... seen from one end of the occupied territory to the other . If feuds still exist they are unfulfilled and secret , for the arms of the moun- taineers have been taken from them by the troops , and among themselves the AI- banians are ...
... seen from one end of the occupied territory to the other . If feuds still exist they are unfulfilled and secret , for the arms of the moun- taineers have been taken from them by the troops , and among themselves the AI- banians are ...
Page 95
... seen in the moun- tains , often perched near high summits . A large colony of them , known as Vlachs , live on the slope of the Pindus Moun- tains in sight of Liascoviki , but far away across valley and gorge . From the heights where ...
... seen in the moun- tains , often perched near high summits . A large colony of them , known as Vlachs , live on the slope of the Pindus Moun- tains in sight of Liascoviki , but far away across valley and gorge . From the heights where ...
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