The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 80National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Mapuche three centuries these native Indian peoples “ people of the land ” —they called them- were not completely conquered ... thatched huts . army of Lautaro , who had formerly been his Like North American Indians , the Arauhorseboy .
Mapuche three centuries these native Indian peoples “ people of the land ” —they called them- were not completely conquered ... thatched huts . army of Lautaro , who had formerly been his Like North American Indians , the Arauhorseboy .
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gazing upward with its long - stalked eyes . Even today coconuts are the chief source of It was too deep to reach down and seize the revenue for the Indians of San Blas . shellfish ( this species has no pincers ) ...
gazing upward with its long - stalked eyes . Even today coconuts are the chief source of It was too deep to reach down and seize the revenue for the Indians of San Blas . shellfish ( this species has no pincers ) ...
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I when with eagle eyes looked at the coloring matter they used , thinkHe stared at the Pacific — and all his men ing to find an ingenious use of vegetable dyes , Look'd at each other with a wild surmise- but — the wild Indians of Darién ...
I when with eagle eyes looked at the coloring matter they used , thinkHe stared at the Pacific — and all his men ing to find an ingenious use of vegetable dyes , Look'd at each other with a wild surmise- but — the wild Indians of Darién ...
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