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Page 385
... Mountains . The inhabitants the mountain folk of this no - one - man's land - have also generally es- caped attention , for several reasons . Usually they are called , loosely enough , " the tribes , " because they have followed the ...
... Mountains . The inhabitants the mountain folk of this no - one - man's land - have also generally es- caped attention , for several reasons . Usually they are called , loosely enough , " the tribes , " because they have followed the ...
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... Mountains Form a " Lockup of Peoples " How had these mountain folk of such illustrious lineage remained almost unknown to the outer world ? How had they kept apart from it for several millenniums ? It seems as if this hinterland had ...
... Mountains Form a " Lockup of Peoples " How had these mountain folk of such illustrious lineage remained almost unknown to the outer world ? How had they kept apart from it for several millenniums ? It seems as if this hinterland had ...
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... mountain folk who migrate over 13,000 - foot ranges ? Murtesa Khan has a simple answer to that : " If the people cannot stay with the schools , the schools must follow the people . " That means mobile classrooms , towed in trailers ...
... mountain folk who migrate over 13,000 - foot ranges ? Murtesa Khan has a simple answer to that : " If the people cannot stay with the schools , the schools must follow the people . " That means mobile classrooms , towed in trailers ...
Contents
A Journey with the Aborigines of Central Australia | 89 |
Years Overseas By Frederick G Vosburgh | 113 |
Englands Wild Moorland Ponies to illustrations from photographs | 129 |
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