The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... hands in a successful effort to please . The approach to Jamaica from the north by the usual steamship routes is enough to put any new visitor to the Antilles on tiptoe of expectancy . If the schedule is fortunate , you may pass Watling ...
... hands in a successful effort to please . The approach to Jamaica from the north by the usual steamship routes is enough to put any new visitor to the Antilles on tiptoe of expectancy . If the schedule is fortunate , you may pass Watling ...
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... hand , watching with tired young eyes for the dreaded French fleet that was expected to attack Port Royal in 1779 ( see page 2 ) . What memories the little settlement brings back ! History and legend call Port Royal the pirates ...
... hand , watching with tired young eyes for the dreaded French fleet that was expected to attack Port Royal in 1779 ( see page 2 ) . What memories the little settlement brings back ! History and legend call Port Royal the pirates ...
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... hand . Like most tropical settle- ments , Kingston has learned by experience that , while the sky- scraper may be some- thing to gaze at in wonder , its pride might descend with a Charleston step of Mother Earth . There- fore hewers of ...
... hand . Like most tropical settle- ments , Kingston has learned by experience that , while the sky- scraper may be some- thing to gaze at in wonder , its pride might descend with a Charleston step of Mother Earth . There- fore hewers of ...
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... repre- sentation in the Legislative Council , but rest the final control in the hands of the whites so thoroughly that British rule is never menaced . Photograph by Jacob Gayer In 1865 , after a negro. JAMAICA , THE ISLE OF MANY RIVERS 19.
... repre- sentation in the Legislative Council , but rest the final control in the hands of the whites so thoroughly that British rule is never menaced . Photograph by Jacob Gayer In 1865 , after a negro. JAMAICA , THE ISLE OF MANY RIVERS 19.
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... hand in this holiday spot , where oysters grow on trees ( see illustration , page 34 ) , and at night , from the win- dows of the small , but very charming , Casa Blanca Hotel , one can see far below , in the depths of the quiet waters ...
... hand in this holiday spot , where oysters grow on trees ( see illustration , page 34 ) , and at night , from the win- dows of the small , but very charming , Casa Blanca Hotel , one can see far below , in the depths of the quiet waters ...
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