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Page 40
... turned to the open country for his Pennsylvania Turn- pike ( Plate VII ) , showing a section of the $ 70,000,000 superhighway which speeds mo- tor traffic 160 miles across the southern part of the State between Carlisle and Pittsburgh ...
... turned to the open country for his Pennsylvania Turn- pike ( Plate VII ) , showing a section of the $ 70,000,000 superhighway which speeds mo- tor traffic 160 miles across the southern part of the State between Carlisle and Pittsburgh ...
Page 376
... turned against the Indians of the Mesa Verde , and within a short time the great green mesa was a veritable no man's ... Turning their backs on their homes , the Indians drifted away , hoping to find better conditions elsewhere . Before ...
... turned against the Indians of the Mesa Verde , and within a short time the great green mesa was a veritable no man's ... Turning their backs on their homes , the Indians drifted away , hoping to find better conditions elsewhere . Before ...
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... turned earth smelled as good as land to a sailor long at sea . Here spread a new and different kingdom , governed by potatoes , worked by sturdy folk even now settling a frontier . In the Heart of Spud Land Late spring had just melted ...
... turned earth smelled as good as land to a sailor long at sea . Here spread a new and different kingdom , governed by potatoes , worked by sturdy folk even now settling a frontier . In the Heart of Spud Land Late spring had just melted ...
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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