The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 156
... built in " ship- shape and Bristol fash- ion " were to carry their fame to greater heights in the world of yachting . In 1863 blind John B. Herreshoff opened a boatyard in Bristol . In 1893 he and his brother Nathanael designed and built ...
... built in " ship- shape and Bristol fash- ion " were to carry their fame to greater heights in the world of yachting . In 1863 blind John B. Herreshoff opened a boatyard in Bristol . In 1893 he and his brother Nathanael designed and built ...
Page 192
... built . I remem- ber thinking him courageous to invade the city of Ole Bull , but Bergen took him to its heart . The importation of such artistry as his from the United States was a decided novelty in that old stronghold of musical ...
... built . I remem- ber thinking him courageous to invade the city of Ole Bull , but Bergen took him to its heart . The importation of such artistry as his from the United States was a decided novelty in that old stronghold of musical ...
Page 696
... built in 1836 by Vallejo near Petaluma on the ranch he had selected for his own operations ( page 690 ) . Figueroa still " viewed with alarm " the Russian situation and designated Vallejo as " Military Commander and Director of Colo ...
... built in 1836 by Vallejo near Petaluma on the ranch he had selected for his own operations ( page 690 ) . Figueroa still " viewed with alarm " the Russian situation and designated Vallejo as " Military Commander and Director of Colo ...
Contents
Allen Arthur | ix |
Abu Ali Mansur Anuchtakin elAmri | x |
American Masters in the National Gallery By John Walker With 24 color reproductions | xiii |
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