The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... built in the Middle Ages on a Roman substructure with a Roman core . Still another fragment of wall , north of Tower Hill , is believed to have been built in the first century . This would make it a part of the wall built just after the ...
... built in the Middle Ages on a Roman substructure with a Roman core . Still another fragment of wall , north of Tower Hill , is believed to have been built in the first century . This would make it a part of the wall built just after the ...
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... built . By 1406 metal type was in general use in Korea . It was not until half a century later that Gutenberg perfected a similar system for use in Europe . Some Korean " Firsts " Korea has other " firsts " or " near firsts " to her ...
... built . By 1406 metal type was in general use in Korea . It was not until half a century later that Gutenberg perfected a similar system for use in Europe . Some Korean " Firsts " Korea has other " firsts " or " near firsts " to her ...
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... built this structure and named it after their commander . Sign indicates the bridge is two - way for vehicles up to 40 tons and one - way for 70 - ton loads . Though the Ger- mans destroyed the Rhine bridges , Allied engineers replaced ...
... built this structure and named it after their commander . Sign indicates the bridge is two - way for vehicles up to 40 tons and one - way for 70 - ton loads . Though the Ger- mans destroyed the Rhine bridges , Allied engineers replaced ...
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