The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 75
... that even the uninitiated , with very little practice , could follow the trend of this unique manual conversation . Sign language became of great use to the early white trappers and traders , and later to American military men .
... that even the uninitiated , with very little practice , could follow the trend of this unique manual conversation . Sign language became of great use to the early white trappers and traders , and later to American military men .
Page 80
This operation Still later , a group of the Hidatsa separated was repeated several times until the floor was and , moving farther westward across the hard enough to be swept easily . Plains , gradually abandoned the earth lodge In the ...
This operation Still later , a group of the Hidatsa separated was repeated several times until the floor was and , moving farther westward across the hard enough to be swept easily . Plains , gradually abandoned the earth lodge In the ...
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This plane , however , was damaged on the ground sometime later . " Squads of Jap infantry practically lived with us , ” Colonel Alison said . “ They hid in the jungle by day and infiltrated at night to cripple equipment and steal food ...
This plane , however , was damaged on the ground sometime later . " Squads of Jap infantry practically lived with us , ” Colonel Alison said . “ They hid in the jungle by day and infiltrated at night to cripple equipment and steal food ...
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