The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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... which has done so The lowly Humboldt and its tributaries start much to redeem the thirsty lands in the West ... Mr. Newlands before him . dammed , irrigation ditches dug , and thousands A Band of Fertility of acres of land turned ...
... which has done so The lowly Humboldt and its tributaries start much to redeem the thirsty lands in the West ... Mr. Newlands before him . dammed , irrigation ditches dug , and thousands A Band of Fertility of acres of land turned ...
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But the changes were difficult problem . considerably fewer than they had feared dur- Approximately one - fourth of the Nethering the heartbreaking years of exile when news lands lies below sea level . Seen from the air , from the ...
But the changes were difficult problem . considerably fewer than they had feared dur- Approximately one - fourth of the Nethering the heartbreaking years of exile when news lands lies below sea level . Seen from the air , from the ...
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While photographing the improved cattle Nothing at Capernaum now disturbs the and snowy fowls of a well - to - do Jewish calm of this lakeside land , which was Jesus ' colonist from America , I had asked how second home .
While photographing the improved cattle Nothing at Capernaum now disturbs the and snowy fowls of a well - to - do Jewish calm of this lakeside land , which was Jesus ' colonist from America , I had asked how second home .
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