Bulletin of the American Geographical Society, Volume 39American Geographical Society, 1907 - Electronic journals |
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Page 788 - EDITOR: GEO. C. HURLBUT, Librarian. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: CYRUS C. ADAMS, New York. ALBERT PERRY BRIGHAM, Professor of Geology, Colgate University. RICHARD E. DODGE, Teachers College, Columbia University. J. WALTER FEWKES, Bureau of American Ethnology. HENRY GANNETT, US Geological Survey.
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