The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 115National Geographic Society, 1959 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Later , just before turning in , I commented to Doc Lyon how quiet the ship had become at 10 knots . He had noticed it , too . There was absolutely no vibration or sense of mo- tion , no sound of water rushing by along the hull . I felt ...
... Later , just before turning in , I commented to Doc Lyon how quiet the ship had become at 10 knots . He had noticed it , too . There was absolutely no vibration or sense of mo- tion , no sound of water rushing by along the hull . I felt ...
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... later we had peeled Calendar Symbols and Mythical Faces Fill Medallions in an Altar Room To the Maya , the passage of time was life's most absorbing interest . They regarded the days as living gods and erected stelae to mark the end of ...
... later we had peeled Calendar Symbols and Mythical Faces Fill Medallions in an Altar Room To the Maya , the passage of time was life's most absorbing interest . They regarded the days as living gods and erected stelae to mark the end of ...
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... later than February first . Please give BOTH your OLD and NEW addresses , including postal - zone number . Your Society to Seek New Light on The National Geographic. nylon mesh stretched over a two - by - four - foot aluminum frame ...
... later than February first . Please give BOTH your OLD and NEW addresses , including postal - zone number . Your Society to Seek New Light on The National Geographic. nylon mesh stretched over a two - by - four - foot aluminum frame ...
Contents
A TROPICAL BIT OF FRANCE 255 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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