The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 179
... region lying between Tuléar on the west coast and Fort Dauphin on the east ( see map , page 184 ) . In this region , richly endowed yet grimly fortified by Nature , we hoped to make our real discoveries . The section was known to abound ...
... region lying between Tuléar on the west coast and Fort Dauphin on the east ( see map , page 184 ) . In this region , richly endowed yet grimly fortified by Nature , we hoped to make our real discoveries . The section was known to abound ...
Page 200
... region was scarce and bad and we spent many days of torturous longing . Many times we had our hopes built up only to find a dry waterhole or one in which the water was so charged with minerals that we could not drink it . The water was ...
... region was scarce and bad and we spent many days of torturous longing . Many times we had our hopes built up only to find a dry waterhole or one in which the water was so charged with minerals that we could not drink it . The water was ...
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... region . Any discussion of its early social disorders , its sanguinary political fights , its devastating drouths and grasshopper plagues , would be out of place in a story about the Santa Fe Trail . But one cannot follow this Trail ...
... region . Any discussion of its early social disorders , its sanguinary political fights , its devastating drouths and grasshopper plagues , would be out of place in a story about the Santa Fe Trail . But one cannot follow this Trail ...
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