The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 168
... coast . For two hundred years the Mosquito Coast was a British protectorate . The Mosquito king first recognized British protection in 1655 . In 1670 the Spanish crown assigned this area to England " forever , " but in 1859 and 1860 ...
... coast . For two hundred years the Mosquito Coast was a British protectorate . The Mosquito king first recognized British protection in 1655 . In 1670 the Spanish crown assigned this area to England " forever , " but in 1859 and 1860 ...
Page 617
... Coast and Geodetic Survey. G EODESY , isostasy , terrestrial magnet- ism , seismology - all have gone to war ! " So what ? " exclaims the colloquial layman , who may be unaware that in peacetime such erudite sciences help him go fishing ...
... Coast and Geodetic Survey. G EODESY , isostasy , terrestrial magnet- ism , seismology - all have gone to war ! " So what ? " exclaims the colloquial layman , who may be unaware that in peacetime such erudite sciences help him go fishing ...
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... Coast and Geodetic Survey ob- servation posts have been set up in continental United States and our island possessions . The Carnegie Institution of Washington supplies to the Coast and Geodetic Survey technical data gathered at ...
... Coast and Geodetic Survey ob- servation posts have been set up in continental United States and our island possessions . The Carnegie Institution of Washington supplies to the Coast and Geodetic Survey technical data gathered at ...
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