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Page 360
... mountains have hindered access to the country's interior since the days of Spanish colonization , long before the ... mountainous of them all . The million people of Honduras formerly could travel only with difficulty through most of ...
... mountains have hindered access to the country's interior since the days of Spanish colonization , long before the ... mountainous of them all . The million people of Honduras formerly could travel only with difficulty through most of ...
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... mountains fall away abruptly into the sea . Clinging to the steep mountains is an al- most unbroken matting of rain forest . Men do not break down this mat ; they tunnel through it or fly over it . If they tunnel long enough or fly high ...
... mountains fall away abruptly into the sea . Clinging to the steep mountains is an al- most unbroken matting of rain forest . Men do not break down this mat ; they tunnel through it or fly over it . If they tunnel long enough or fly high ...
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... mountains , on the border between the Sepik swamp plains and the foothills . All this region had been explored and partly mapped a few months previously by Mr. Stanley and his colleagues . The native inhabitants had never seen whites ...
... mountains , on the border between the Sepik swamp plains and the foothills . All this region had been explored and partly mapped a few months previously by Mr. Stanley and his colleagues . The native inhabitants had never seen whites ...
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Facts about the Philippines By FREDERICK SIMPICH | 185 |
Two Young Children and Their Parents Live Off | 589 |
French West Africa in Wartime By PAUL M ATKINS 371 | 623 |
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