The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 379
... MANCHURIA , PROMISED LAND OF ASIA Invaded by Railways and Millions of Settlers , This Vast Region Now Recalls Early Boom Days in the American West BY FREDERICK SIMPICH AUTHOR OF " THE Geography of Our Foreign Trade , " " ALONG THE NILE ...
... MANCHURIA , PROMISED LAND OF ASIA Invaded by Railways and Millions of Settlers , This Vast Region Now Recalls Early Boom Days in the American West BY FREDERICK SIMPICH AUTHOR OF " THE Geography of Our Foreign Trade , " " ALONG THE NILE ...
Page 385
MORE RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION IS UNDER WAY IN MANCHURIA NOW THAN IN ANY OTHER PART OF THE WORLD Two systems , the South Manchuria and the Chinese Eastern , with the English - financed Peking - Mukden track , form the heavy lines in the ...
MORE RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION IS UNDER WAY IN MANCHURIA NOW THAN IN ANY OTHER PART OF THE WORLD Two systems , the South Manchuria and the Chinese Eastern , with the English - financed Peking - Mukden track , form the heavy lines in the ...
Page 404
... Manchuria was built with a Brit- ish loan ( see , also , page 385 ) . A novel aspect of these Manchurian railways is that , while originally built for military and strategic purposes , unparal- leled immigration and farm development now ...
... Manchuria was built with a Brit- ish loan ( see , also , page 385 ) . A novel aspect of these Manchurian railways is that , while originally built for military and strategic purposes , unparal- leled immigration and farm development now ...
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