The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Indians seem to have called their home- land - is the key to the Caribbean , for its tide - swept strand is approximately equi- distant from the Yucatan Channel , which in turn is the gateway to the Tehuantepec route ; from San Juan del ...
... Indians seem to have called their home- land - is the key to the Caribbean , for its tide - swept strand is approximately equi- distant from the Yucatan Channel , which in turn is the gateway to the Tehuantepec route ; from San Juan del ...
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... of clear water . Yet the memories of Port Royal are not all of sordid pirate holidays and earth- quake calamities , for West Indian wealth NET SLE Photograph by Jacob Gayer was invested in Britain's JAMAICA , THE ISLE OF MANY RIVERS 5.
... of clear water . Yet the memories of Port Royal are not all of sordid pirate holidays and earth- quake calamities , for West Indian wealth NET SLE Photograph by Jacob Gayer was invested in Britain's JAMAICA , THE ISLE OF MANY RIVERS 5.
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... Indians work hard and save their wages for the great day that means they may return to India in comfort . AN EAST INDIAN ATMOSPHERE Since the beginning of East Indian. A FULL LOAD of enlisting under your flag . It is well to ac- cept ...
... Indians work hard and save their wages for the great day that means they may return to India in comfort . AN EAST INDIAN ATMOSPHERE Since the beginning of East Indian. A FULL LOAD of enlisting under your flag . It is well to ac- cept ...
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AN EAST INDIAN ATMOSPHERE Since the beginning of East Indian immigration , in 1845 , more than 36,000 contract laborers have been introduced into Jamaica ; also about 1,200 Chinese . After some years of work and saving , many return to ...
AN EAST INDIAN ATMOSPHERE Since the beginning of East Indian immigration , in 1845 , more than 36,000 contract laborers have been introduced into Jamaica ; also about 1,200 Chinese . After some years of work and saving , many return to ...
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WHERE EAST AND WEST MEET Publishers ' Photo Service The East Indian coolie women dress in their brightly colored costumes and adorn themselves with silver bracelets , armlets , and anklets , as in their own country . Such ornaments are ...
WHERE EAST AND WEST MEET Publishers ' Photo Service The East Indian coolie women dress in their brightly colored costumes and adorn themselves with silver bracelets , armlets , and anklets , as in their own country . Such ornaments are ...
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