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Page 105
... stand or fall by their power to control the rivers , and the same problems beset the British man- date to - day . Ur is no exception to the rule . Once it stood five miles to the east of the Eu- phrates , but now it stands five miles to ...
... stand or fall by their power to control the rivers , and the same problems beset the British man- date to - day . Ur is no exception to the rule . Once it stood five miles to the east of the Eu- phrates , but now it stands five miles to ...
Page 613
... stands the imposing Villa La Paz , where Alexander von Humboldt once stopped in 1814 . There is a world of ... stand against the invading Spaniards . In the fine dust of these caves they found to their supreme delight the minia- ture ...
... stands the imposing Villa La Paz , where Alexander von Humboldt once stopped in 1814 . There is a world of ... stand against the invading Spaniards . In the fine dust of these caves they found to their supreme delight the minia- ture ...
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... stands the bold series of ridges that borders the fertile valley of the Lurin ( see page 747 ) . To the west the broad Pacific dashes its white - crowned rollers upon the level beach and San Lorenzo adds a glorious figure to the marine ...
... stands the bold series of ridges that borders the fertile valley of the Lurin ( see page 747 ) . To the west the broad Pacific dashes its white - crowned rollers upon the level beach and San Lorenzo adds a glorious figure to the marine ...
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An Expedition on the ChinaTibet Frontier to the 201 | 131 |
Sumatra A Ribbon of Color on the Equator 25 illustrations in color from autochromes | 186 |
Among the Hill Tribes of Sumatra By W ROBERT MOORE | 187 |
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