The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 637
... eagle was a convenient victim . FRANKLIN OPPOSED THE EAGLE AS AN EMBLEM But this is not all ; for , aside from the eagle's occasional raids upon the farmer's stock and poultry , which in most parts of the country are far from habitual ...
... eagle was a convenient victim . FRANKLIN OPPOSED THE EAGLE AS AN EMBLEM But this is not all ; for , aside from the eagle's occasional raids upon the farmer's stock and poultry , which in most parts of the country are far from habitual ...
Page 638
... eagle suddenly lost patience , and , like a flash , he turned upon his pursuer , opening his talons and striking at the same instant . This gesture was enough ; there was no pursuit , and the little hawk , which seemed to have escaped ...
... eagle suddenly lost patience , and , like a flash , he turned upon his pursuer , opening his talons and striking at the same instant . This gesture was enough ; there was no pursuit , and the little hawk , which seemed to have escaped ...
Page 652
... eagle dinners , besides a great variety of miscel- laneous objects . Since the eagle does not regularly sweep house , but is content to refresh it from time to time with a layer of straw and stubble , its domicile , rising at the rate ...
... eagle dinners , besides a great variety of miscel- laneous objects . Since the eagle does not regularly sweep house , but is content to refresh it from time to time with a layer of straw and stubble , its domicile , rising at the rate ...
Contents
Map of Discovery Western Hemisphere Reproduction in colors of the painting | 93 |
Turkey Goes to School By MAYNARD OWEN Williams | 95 |
Adventures of the National Geographic | 109 |
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