The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 25; Volume 36National Geographic Society, 1914 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... kind used all over northern Africa . On her arms are silver open - work bracelets , and dang- ling from the pin is a silver chain with hands of Fatima and other charms . In countries where poverty is so great that it is impossible to ...
... kind used all over northern Africa . On her arms are silver open - work bracelets , and dang- ling from the pin is a silver chain with hands of Fatima and other charms . In countries where poverty is so great that it is impossible to ...
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... kind , so they built artificial caves , such as we see in Medenine , Metmetemur , and other towns farther south . These caves not only serve as homes , but also for the purpose of huge storehouses for their food , guns , gourbis ( tents ...
... kind , so they built artificial caves , such as we see in Medenine , Metmetemur , and other towns farther south . These caves not only serve as homes , but also for the purpose of huge storehouses for their food , guns , gourbis ( tents ...
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... kind of paralysis . The Greek government in days gone by tried to render aid by sending over two well - equipped hospital ships , but the owners of the diving boats resented this interference and hoisted the Turkish flag , thus ...
... kind of paralysis . The Greek government in days gone by tried to render aid by sending over two well - equipped hospital ships , but the owners of the diving boats resented this interference and hoisted the Turkish flag , thus ...
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... kind of slide . Nearly half of all the sliding material on the canal strip was embraced in this great movement . It began in 1907 , and during the more than six years of its activity it required the dismantling and removal of half of ...
... kind of slide . Nearly half of all the sliding material on the canal strip was embraced in this great movement . It began in 1907 , and during the more than six years of its activity it required the dismantling and removal of half of ...
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... kind of land has its own future and affords its own opportunity for con- tributing to the nation's wealth . So there has slowly evolved in the pub- lic mind the conception of a new policy- that land should be used for that purpose to ...
... kind of land has its own future and affords its own opportunity for con- tributing to the nation's wealth . So there has slowly evolved in the pub- lic mind the conception of a new policy- that land should be used for that purpose to ...
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