The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 147
... British forces , added one more nationality . Gurkhas , West Africans , Indians , Burmese , English , and Americans made up the striking force . Jap Guerrillas Got in a " Sneak Punch " at. The was abandoned . next day the Japanese bombed ...
... British forces , added one more nationality . Gurkhas , West Africans , Indians , Burmese , English , and Americans made up the striking force . Jap Guerrillas Got in a " Sneak Punch " at. The was abandoned . next day the Japanese bombed ...
Page 351
... British Combine American taste in beer , differing from that of the British , runs towards lager and light ales . Rarely is an American seen with bitter or the heavier British brews . But their taste for the beverage is substantiated by ...
... British Combine American taste in beer , differing from that of the British , runs towards lager and light ales . Rarely is an American seen with bitter or the heavier British brews . But their taste for the beverage is substantiated by ...
Page 387
... British , Italian , Danish , and Hawaiian - about thirty in all . Although their guiding genius was Savory , their nominal chief was an Italian , Matteo Mazarro . He had been appointed governor by the British consul in Honolulu , who ...
... British , Italian , Danish , and Hawaiian - about thirty in all . Although their guiding genius was Savory , their nominal chief was an Italian , Matteo Mazarro . He had been appointed governor by the British consul in Honolulu , who ...
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