The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 31
... four barrels of beef and 400 pounds of biscuit , or bread , were offered to each white newcomer , and one barrel of her- rings and 400 pounds of bread for each slave . We linger a day or more at Port An- tonio to enjoy the glorious ...
... four barrels of beef and 400 pounds of biscuit , or bread , were offered to each white newcomer , and one barrel of her- rings and 400 pounds of bread for each slave . We linger a day or more at Port An- tonio to enjoy the glorious ...
Page 37
... four days of a wretched , stranded existence at Jamaica , Christopher Columbus sailed home again , never more to look upon the world he had discovered . PICKING UP THE JOURNEY Leaving St. Anns Bay , we come to Runaway Bay ...
... four days of a wretched , stranded existence at Jamaica , Christopher Columbus sailed home again , never more to look upon the world he had discovered . PICKING UP THE JOURNEY Leaving St. Anns Bay , we come to Runaway Bay ...
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... fours , out- riders and high - booted postilions running . the highways between plantation visits . The glory of being the capital is gone , but in Spanish Town there is a mellow charm around the old Square , environed as it is by the ...
... fours , out- riders and high - booted postilions running . the highways between plantation visits . The glory of being the capital is gone , but in Spanish Town there is a mellow charm around the old Square , environed as it is by the ...
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... four specimens . One lurks under the sharp- spined black sea urchin , and a safer place could scarcely be discovered . Another lives by preference under the overhanging margin of living coral , above such dead faces as surround me in ...
... four specimens . One lurks under the sharp- spined black sea urchin , and a safer place could scarcely be discovered . Another lives by preference under the overhanging margin of living coral , above such dead faces as surround me in ...
Page 97
... four months to get through . Cook , on April 13 , 1769 , reached Tahiti , and began his exploration of the archi- pelago , which he named the Society Is- lands , in honor of the Royal Society under whose auspices he had sailed ( see p ...
... four months to get through . Cook , on April 13 , 1769 , reached Tahiti , and began his exploration of the archi- pelago , which he named the Society Is- lands , in honor of the Royal Society under whose auspices he had sailed ( see p ...
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