The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 136
... capital of the Northern Province and second largest city on the island , with over 60,000 inhabitants , the stout Dutch houses with their spacious verandas make comfortable dwellings still . Certainly the Dutch favored space , and in ...
... capital of the Northern Province and second largest city on the island , with over 60,000 inhabitants , the stout Dutch houses with their spacious verandas make comfortable dwellings still . Certainly the Dutch favored space , and in ...
Page 186
... capital of Brob- dingnag than for the capital of Norway . From a statue - laden bridge over an arti- ficial lagoon it ascends to a fountain bowl upheld by six colossi and thence to a plateau surmounted by an elaborately carved Mono ...
... capital of Brob- dingnag than for the capital of Norway . From a statue - laden bridge over an arti- ficial lagoon it ascends to a fountain bowl upheld by six colossi and thence to a plateau surmounted by an elaborately carved Mono ...
Page 409
... Capital in existence . Washington's phenomenal wartime and postwar growth had been too fast . Whole suburbs , new Army and Navy installations , new public buildings , new arterial highways , and scores of new streets were unmapped ...
... Capital in existence . Washington's phenomenal wartime and postwar growth had been too fast . Whole suburbs , new Army and Navy installations , new public buildings , new arterial highways , and scores of new streets were unmapped ...
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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