The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... wall a hundred feet high , and the undergrowth was so dense that no man could penetrate it save by cutting his way through with a machete . There I saw the contrast between the The banana plantations , stretching for past and the future ...
... wall a hundred feet high , and the undergrowth was so dense that no man could penetrate it save by cutting his way through with a machete . There I saw the contrast between the The banana plantations , stretching for past and the future ...
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... walls are largely giving place to the consolidated rural school and the redirected rural curriculum , it is still enshrined in the hearts of many millions of sturdy Americans who received their early education there . HOW THE WORLD IS ...
... walls are largely giving place to the consolidated rural school and the redirected rural curriculum , it is still enshrined in the hearts of many millions of sturdy Americans who received their early education there . HOW THE WORLD IS ...
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... walls of their home caverns . This is the crucial period in the evolu- tion of man from a strong and cunning brute into a being having dominion over all brutes and kinship with worlds lying outside and beyond our own . In Mr. Osborn's ...
... walls of their home caverns . This is the crucial period in the evolu- tion of man from a strong and cunning brute into a being having dominion over all brutes and kinship with worlds lying outside and beyond our own . In Mr. Osborn's ...
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... Men of The Old Stone Age " CRO - MAGNON MAN IN THE CAVERN OF FONT - DE - CAUME , DOR- DOGNE , RESTORED IN THE ACT OF DRAWING THE OUTLINES OF ONE OF THE BISONS ON THE WALL HOW OLD IS MAN ? THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE HOW. 124.
... Men of The Old Stone Age " CRO - MAGNON MAN IN THE CAVERN OF FONT - DE - CAUME , DOR- DOGNE , RESTORED IN THE ACT OF DRAWING THE OUTLINES OF ONE OF THE BISONS ON THE WALL HOW OLD IS MAN ? THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE HOW. 124.
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... wall of the tableland on its eastern flank and flows in a southeasterly direction throughout almost its entire course . The latter breaks through on the west- ern flank and flows at first westward , as though making for the ...
... wall of the tableland on its eastern flank and flows in a southeasterly direction throughout almost its entire course . The latter breaks through on the west- ern flank and flows at first westward , as though making for the ...
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