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... tion ) , told me . " Columbus's men found the Indians smoking ' tabacos , ' which still is the Cuban word for cigars . The Indians took a handful of leaves , rolled them into a cone , stuffed them in a hollow reed , and then in- haled ...
... tion ) , told me . " Columbus's men found the Indians smoking ' tabacos , ' which still is the Cuban word for cigars . The Indians took a handful of leaves , rolled them into a cone , stuffed them in a hollow reed , and then in- haled ...
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... tion , however , the Russians systematically stripped the country of essential parts from factories and carted away generators from the electric power plants as " war booty . " At Fushun and on the Sungari I later saw the empty ...
... tion , however , the Russians systematically stripped the country of essential parts from factories and carted away generators from the electric power plants as " war booty . " At Fushun and on the Sungari I later saw the empty ...
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... tion is slightly less than that for soybeans . Millet is a close third . Here , as in North China , the people use kaoliang , millet , and wheat for food , rather than rice . However , during the Japanese re- gime this latter cereal was ...
... tion is slightly less than that for soybeans . Millet is a close third . Here , as in North China , the people use kaoliang , millet , and wheat for food , rather than rice . However , during the Japanese re- gime this latter cereal was ...
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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