The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 52National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... officer ... 28 Mausoleum , Napoleon's : France . 43. 54 Map : Route of U. S. Army Airplanes through Latin America 452 Mauvaises Terres , French explorers ' name for the Bad Lands ( S. Dak . ) . 328 Mine , Silver : St. Joachimsthal ...
... officer ... 28 Mausoleum , Napoleon's : France . 43. 54 Map : Route of U. S. Army Airplanes through Latin America 452 Mauvaises Terres , French explorers ' name for the Bad Lands ( S. Dak . ) . 328 Mine , Silver : St. Joachimsthal ...
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... officers and scientists , a deckhouse forward , a heavy windlass with new Samson post and bitts protected by the raised decking of a new forecastle head , side davits for the whaleboats and stern davits for the dory , and heavy ground ...
... officers and scientists , a deckhouse forward , a heavy windlass with new Samson post and bitts protected by the raised decking of a new forecastle head , side davits for the whaleboats and stern davits for the dory , and heavy ground ...
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... officer in the Italian Navy , joined us as executive officer and navigator , and drove staunchly through with us for more than two years , industrious , friendly , com- panionable , to the end of the voyage . Director Rea , of the ...
... officer in the Italian Navy , joined us as executive officer and navigator , and drove staunchly through with us for more than two years , industrious , friendly , com- panionable , to the end of the voyage . Director Rea , of the ...
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... officer who first charted winds and currents of the ocean , and whose work in this field led to the establishment of our Hydrographic Office , Naval Ob- servatory , and Weather Bureau . He was also the real father of the U. S. Naval ...
... officer who first charted winds and currents of the ocean , and whose work in this field led to the establishment of our Hydrographic Office , Naval Ob- servatory , and Weather Bureau . He was also the real father of the U. S. Naval ...
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... officers . He had scarcely spoken when the sun broke through and the whole top of the island appeared blan- keted with a green whose varying shades indicated brush , bush , and forest scattered sparsely over culti- vated and well ...
... officers . He had scarcely spoken when the sun broke through and the whole top of the island appeared blan- keted with a green whose varying shades indicated brush , bush , and forest scattered sparsely over culti- vated and well ...
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