The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 94National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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of America's railways followed its banks , that the Erie Canal was built between Albany and Buffalo , and that from earliest times trade and population have followed this natural course from the Atlantic coast to the Great Lakes and the ...
of America's railways followed its banks , that the Erie Canal was built between Albany and Buffalo , and that from earliest times trade and population have followed this natural course from the Atlantic coast to the Great Lakes and the ...
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... followed the river through a dozen ranges of the Alleghenies and Blue Ridge . In their fragile craft the paddlers skimmed rocks , shot riffles , and lurched over rapids and falls . In between , they drifted with the current along ...
... followed the river through a dozen ranges of the Alleghenies and Blue Ridge . In their fragile craft the paddlers skimmed rocks , shot riffles , and lurched over rapids and falls . In between , they drifted with the current along ...
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... We paddled seven miles through the " Goose- necks " before seeing a sign of habitation . That sign was a flatboat with a path leading from it . Seeking water , we followed the path around a cornfield. 234 The National Geographic Magazine.
... We paddled seven miles through the " Goose- necks " before seeing a sign of habitation . That sign was a flatboat with a path leading from it . Seeking water , we followed the path around a cornfield. 234 The National Geographic Magazine.
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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