The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 82National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 91
... once great Circassian nation , conquered and colonized by the Russians in the 19th century . Circassians are excellent horsemen and proudly exhibit their skill , especially on na- tional holidays . Their chief industry is more prosaic ...
... once great Circassian nation , conquered and colonized by the Russians in the 19th century . Circassians are excellent horsemen and proudly exhibit their skill , especially on na- tional holidays . Their chief industry is more prosaic ...
Page 188
... once again looking down serenely over this once - populous green valley , with its many unsightly pigpens and cow yards and with but a handful of the conquering races , now mixed and going to seed . It was a sobering experience . We ...
... once again looking down serenely over this once - populous green valley , with its many unsightly pigpens and cow yards and with but a handful of the conquering races , now mixed and going to seed . It was a sobering experience . We ...
Page 417
... once filled in for him . Perhaps the chief characteristic of the Bedouin is their hospitality . The stranger is always entitled to shelter , protection , and food . Only after three days may he be questioned as to his name , his tribe ...
... once filled in for him . Perhaps the chief characteristic of the Bedouin is their hospitality . The stranger is always entitled to shelter , protection , and food . Only after three days may he be questioned as to his name , his tribe ...
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