The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 80National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 140
The city , population now about 50,000 , is on the north side of the harbor and mounts up on wide , steep slopes . Many of the streets are hilly . The environs are impressive , espe- cially the magnificent hills that ring it in .
The city , population now about 50,000 , is on the north side of the harbor and mounts up on wide , steep slopes . Many of the streets are hilly . The environs are impressive , espe- cially the magnificent hills that ring it in .
Page 260
They need a way of getting their agents back and forth . They like to get each other's newspapers . It is also convenient to have a means for the ex- change of prisoners and for the passage of civilians which neither side wishes to hold ...
They need a way of getting their agents back and forth . They like to get each other's newspapers . It is also convenient to have a means for the ex- change of prisoners and for the passage of civilians which neither side wishes to hold ...
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As she careened , she threw the heavy cannon through their ports on the lower side . The upper tiers of guns came battering and smashing down through the vessel's sides into the sea , where some fell across those already cast from the ...
As she careened , she threw the heavy cannon through their ports on the lower side . The upper tiers of guns came battering and smashing down through the vessel's sides into the sea , where some fell across those already cast from the ...
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