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Page 504
... building about 30 feet wide and 50 feet long . As with many buildings in the mountainous areas and in the northern part of Japan , heavy stones were placed on the roof to prevent the shingles or sheets of bark from being blown away ...
... building about 30 feet wide and 50 feet long . As with many buildings in the mountainous areas and in the northern part of Japan , heavy stones were placed on the roof to prevent the shingles or sheets of bark from being blown away ...
Page 699
... building in Washington is , of course , the White House , and it has been the home of every President except George Washington . Thirty - one of them have lived there . The Capitol as well as the White House symbolizes to a supreme ...
... building in Washington is , of course , the White House , and it has been the home of every President except George Washington . Thirty - one of them have lived there . The Capitol as well as the White House symbolizes to a supreme ...
Page 705
... building the " President's House , " although they oc- casionally followed the custom of the French engineer officer , Major L'Enfant , who drew the detailed plans for the new city and pro- posed a " President's palace " which would add ...
... building the " President's House , " although they oc- casionally followed the custom of the French engineer officer , Major L'Enfant , who drew the detailed plans for the new city and pro- posed a " President's palace " which would add ...
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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