The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... bright eyes with an expect- ant look of the hope that springs eternal in the breast of the Afro - Jamaican that each arriving American is destined to be his banker , from whom he shall garner a latter - day piece of eight for some ...
... bright eyes with an expect- ant look of the hope that springs eternal in the breast of the Afro - Jamaican that each arriving American is destined to be his banker , from whom he shall garner a latter - day piece of eight for some ...
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... bright day , with a glass , one may see Cuba far away to the north , and Kingston and the Panamaward reaches of the Caribbean to the south . TO THOSE WHO LOVE NATURE Beyond , one descends through a region of grazing pens , as the ...
... bright day , with a glass , one may see Cuba far away to the north , and Kingston and the Panamaward reaches of the Caribbean to the south . TO THOSE WHO LOVE NATURE Beyond , one descends through a region of grazing pens , as the ...
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... bright day in early May , Mount St. Elias loomed up ahead . The explorers sailed along to Prince William Sound and , * See , also . in the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE . " The Monarchs of Alaska , " July , 1909 , and " The National ...
... bright day in early May , Mount St. Elias loomed up ahead . The explorers sailed along to Prince William Sound and , * See , also . in the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE . " The Monarchs of Alaska , " July , 1909 , and " The National ...
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... bright spot of color , a man's red poncho , per- haps , or the orange skirts of a woman , and , looking more closely , one finds that Indians are at work all about ( see Color Plates VIII , IX , XII , XIII , and XIV ) . High above every ...
... bright spot of color , a man's red poncho , per- haps , or the orange skirts of a woman , and , looking more closely , one finds that Indians are at work all about ( see Color Plates VIII , IX , XII , XIII , and XIV ) . High above every ...
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... that of a Chinese coolie , is superimposed upon a bright - hued , knitted cap with tassel and eartabs . The Bolivian is partial to plumes in his hat . National Geographic Society OVERLOOKING THE VALLEY OF CUZCO Autochrome by. XIV.
... that of a Chinese coolie , is superimposed upon a bright - hued , knitted cap with tassel and eartabs . The Bolivian is partial to plumes in his hat . National Geographic Society OVERLOOKING THE VALLEY OF CUZCO Autochrome by. XIV.
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