The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... towns in Normandy . The worst example was the once lovely and prosperous market town and railroad center , St. Lô . Here was a town which was little short of pulverized . It was not rubble . It was dust . Probably for all time it will ...
... towns in Normandy . The worst example was the once lovely and prosperous market town and railroad center , St. Lô . Here was a town which was little short of pulverized . It was not rubble . It was dust . Probably for all time it will ...
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... town had thrown him out . The proprietor of the Dreesen proudly showed a group of correspondents around the hotel , and we sat in the chairs of Hitler and Chamberlain . But it was risky , for snipers were shooting through the hotel ...
... town had thrown him out . The proprietor of the Dreesen proudly showed a group of correspondents around the hotel , and we sat in the chairs of Hitler and Chamberlain . But it was risky , for snipers were shooting through the hotel ...
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... town fathers restricted the fishing and divided the catch evenly among the inhabit- ants , a custom generally followed elsewhere in the State . As the original idea of town control was to benefit the poor , the rights to the annual run ...
... town fathers restricted the fishing and divided the catch evenly among the inhabit- ants , a custom generally followed elsewhere in the State . As the original idea of town control was to benefit the poor , the rights to the annual run ...
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