The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... land of rubble piles which yesterday were great cities , of highways strewn with the bloodstained , rain - soaked debris of fleeing armies , of scared and sullen people whose brief opium dream of world empire has burst like a land mine ...
... land of rubble piles which yesterday were great cities , of highways strewn with the bloodstained , rain - soaked debris of fleeing armies , of scared and sullen people whose brief opium dream of world empire has burst like a land mine ...
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... land grants Lord Fairfax applied the name Potomac to this section , and even- tually it became the name of the whole stream . We cannot follow the North Branch beyond Cumberland . Surveyors for Lord Fairfax marked the western boundary ...
... land grants Lord Fairfax applied the name Potomac to this section , and even- tually it became the name of the whole stream . We cannot follow the North Branch beyond Cumberland . Surveyors for Lord Fairfax marked the western boundary ...
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... land , frequented relatively little by either summer visitors or cruising coastal yachtsmen . I visited this country in late October . The entire male population , wearing heavy red- and - black flannel shirts , seemed to be engaged ...
... land , frequented relatively little by either summer visitors or cruising coastal yachtsmen . I visited this country in late October . The entire male population , wearing heavy red- and - black flannel shirts , seemed to be engaged ...
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