The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Page 513
... they loaded this key alloy ( page 508 ) . entire hills into freight cars for shipment to Like most Indian mining , manganese proAmerica by way of the ports of the Malabar duction is still carried on by methods which Coast .
... they loaded this key alloy ( page 508 ) . entire hills into freight cars for shipment to Like most Indian mining , manganese proAmerica by way of the ports of the Malabar duction is still carried on by methods which Coast .
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... digging among Eskimo ruins on the east coast , carries gloves and head net ; otherwise he might be driven almost mad . ... Greenland's rugged coasts , marble glaciers , Head Curator of Biology of the U. S. National and skyscraper ...
... digging among Eskimo ruins on the east coast , carries gloves and head net ; otherwise he might be driven almost mad . ... Greenland's rugged coasts , marble glaciers , Head Curator of Biology of the U. S. National and skyscraper ...
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Drifting polar ice bars ships from the east discovered in 1818 , believed it represented coast most of the year , and in some summers the world's only men . ships find navigation there almost impossible . War deprived Thule Eskimos of ...
Drifting polar ice bars ships from the east discovered in 1818 , believed it represented coast most of the year , and in some summers the world's only men . ships find navigation there almost impossible . War deprived Thule Eskimos of ...
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