The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 57National Geographic Society, 1930 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 72
... brought the first orange seeds from Spain early in the 16th century , and , as the Indians liked the new fruit and as years passed , they planted scattering trees along the rivers and coasts . As more white colonists came , they set out ...
... brought the first orange seeds from Spain early in the 16th century , and , as the Indians liked the new fruit and as years passed , they planted scattering trees along the rivers and coasts . As more white colonists came , they set out ...
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... brought the certainty of continuity in en- gineering control and the military loyalty to the task , but it gave all the people con- fidence that men who had handled mil- lions of money for the Government all over the country could be ...
... brought the certainty of continuity in en- gineering control and the military loyalty to the task , but it gave all the people con- fidence that men who had handled mil- lions of money for the Government all over the country could be ...
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... brought into them . gradually enough . This garden was to have been an important link in the chain of gardens reaching from the Tropics to the Arctic Circle ; but a century has proved too short a time for the process of accli ...
... brought into them . gradually enough . This garden was to have been an important link in the chain of gardens reaching from the Tropics to the Arctic Circle ; but a century has proved too short a time for the process of accli ...
Contents
An Expedition on the ChinaTibet Frontier to | 131 |
Sumatra A Ribbon of Color on the Equator 25 illustrations in color from autochromes | 186 |
Cirenaica | 325 |
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