The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... sailed from England to uphold the power of his race against France and Spain , amid the sullen silence of the people of the homeland . A few weeks after his sailing a message was dis- patched from Parliament commanding him not to fight ...
... sailed from England to uphold the power of his race against France and Spain , amid the sullen silence of the people of the homeland . A few weeks after his sailing a message was dis- patched from Parliament commanding him not to fight ...
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... sailed from Kingston to Colón had its quota of work- men bound for the Canal Zone . On the whole , the rural Jamaican negro is a likable individual ; quite as irrespon- sible as a child , usually as much given to exaggeration ...
... sailed from Kingston to Colón had its quota of work- men bound for the Canal Zone . On the whole , the rural Jamaican negro is a likable individual ; quite as irrespon- sible as a child , usually as much given to exaggeration ...
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... sailed home again , never more to look upon the world he had discovered . PICKING UP THE JOURNEY Leaving St. Anns Bay , we come to Runaway Bay , appropriately named as the place where Sasi , the last redoubtable Spaniard to oppose the ...
... sailed home again , never more to look upon the world he had discovered . PICKING UP THE JOURNEY Leaving St. Anns Bay , we come to Runaway Bay , appropriately named as the place where Sasi , the last redoubtable Spaniard to oppose the ...
Page 86
... sailed farthest north and farthest south up to his time , and extended the cruising radius of future navigators im- measurably by his conquest of scurvy . Cook not only was a discoverer , he was truly an explorer in surveying and map ...
... sailed farthest north and farthest south up to his time , and extended the cruising radius of future navigators im- measurably by his conquest of scurvy . Cook not only was a discoverer , he was truly an explorer in surveying and map ...
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... sailed out of the Thames . One can imagine the Endeavour's crew " sizing up " their commander when he hoisted his pendant at Deptford Yard , May 27 , 1768. They saw a six - foot , ro- bust figure , with bushy brows surmount- ing small ...
... sailed out of the Thames . One can imagine the Endeavour's crew " sizing up " their commander when he hoisted his pendant at Deptford Yard , May 27 , 1768. They saw a six - foot , ro- bust figure , with bushy brows surmount- ing small ...
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