The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... 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 Norte ( Grev- town ) ...
... 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 Norte ( Grev- town ) ...
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... others of the fern family . Photograph by Jacob Gayer called by the unromantic name of " Fern Gully . " Deep High tree ferns shelter a profusion of silver fern , maiden- Photograph by Jacob Gayer AS THE JAMAICAN HOUSEWIFE BAKED A. 25.
... others of the fern family . Photograph by Jacob Gayer called by the unromantic name of " Fern Gully . " Deep High tree ferns shelter a profusion of silver fern , maiden- Photograph by Jacob Gayer AS THE JAMAICAN HOUSEWIFE BAKED A. 25.
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... called Dry Harbor . He found no fresh water here , so went on to St. Anns Bay , which he called Puerto Santa Gloria , and there ran his ships on the beach in one of its coves . No longer seaworthy , the two little craft were propped up ...
... called Dry Harbor . He found no fresh water here , so went on to St. Anns Bay , which he called Puerto Santa Gloria , and there ran his ships on the beach in one of its coves . No longer seaworthy , the two little craft were propped up ...
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... called for volunteers to try for Haiti , some 200 miles away , in search of succor . All were silent but the gallant Méndez . He stepped into a small ship's boat and rowed away ! Then sickness and body ills brought despair and mutiny ...
... called for volunteers to try for Haiti , some 200 miles away , in search of succor . All were silent but the gallant Méndez . He stepped into a small ship's boat and rowed away ! Then sickness and body ills brought despair and mutiny ...
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... called Trelawny and the Cockpit country . Later the blacks again rebelled , and this time 40 chaussers and a hundred bloodhounds were imported from Cuba . The news of the coming of the bloodhounds weakened their courage and the runaways ...
... called Trelawny and the Cockpit country . Later the blacks again rebelled , and this time 40 chaussers and a hundred bloodhounds were imported from Cuba . The news of the coming of the bloodhounds weakened their courage and the runaways ...
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