The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 69
... Canada third ; the United States comes fourth . The sugar industry is a profitable one to the grower ; it was recently estimated that the value of the sugar crop to the grower is $ 815,000,000 , while the price paid therefor by the ...
... Canada third ; the United States comes fourth . The sugar industry is a profitable one to the grower ; it was recently estimated that the value of the sugar crop to the grower is $ 815,000,000 , while the price paid therefor by the ...
Page 71
... Canada is about two - thirds English and one - third American in its use of coffee and tea ; it shows a decided preference for the tea , but drinks less of it than the mother country , making up the difference with coffee . The Germans ...
... Canada is about two - thirds English and one - third American in its use of coffee and tea ; it shows a decided preference for the tea , but drinks less of it than the mother country , making up the difference with coffee . The Germans ...
Page 216
... Canada and Her Other Daughters With 56 Illustrations The World's Strangest Capital With 19 Illustrations WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT JOHN CLAUDE WHITE Voice Voyages by The National Geographic Society : A Tribute to the Geographical Achievements ...
... Canada and Her Other Daughters With 56 Illustrations The World's Strangest Capital With 19 Illustrations WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT JOHN CLAUDE WHITE Voice Voyages by The National Geographic Society : A Tribute to the Geographical Achievements ...
Page 217
... Canada , Australia , and South Africa , under the wise and generous treatment of them by Great Britain , their mother country , for half a century . It is a pleasure for a student of popular constitutional government to * An address to ...
... Canada , Australia , and South Africa , under the wise and generous treatment of them by Great Britain , their mother country , for half a century . It is a pleasure for a student of popular constitutional government to * An address to ...
Page 219
... Canada numbering 40,000 . England sought by the appro- priation of 3,000,000 pounds to salve the wounds of these United Empire loyalists . 219 Their feeling of enmity toward the United States , handed down by tradition , has had a real ...
... Canada numbering 40,000 . England sought by the appro- priation of 3,000,000 pounds to salve the wounds of these United Empire loyalists . 219 Their feeling of enmity toward the United States , handed down by tradition , has had a real ...
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