The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... 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 ) , the Atlantic end ...
... 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 ) , the Atlantic end ...
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... land of the New World sighted by Columbus on a morning in 1492 , and by the next afternoon more than likely the magnificently terraced mountains of Cape Maisi , Cuba , loom up ahead , and presently you are passing so close to the ...
... land of the New World sighted by Columbus on a morning in 1492 , and by the next afternoon more than likely the magnificently terraced mountains of Cape Maisi , Cuba , loom up ahead , and presently you are passing so close to the ...
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... land . To - day upward of 23,000 Asiatics make their home and thrive in the colony ( see , also , text , page 23 ) . WHERE EAST AND WEST MEET Publishers ' Photo Service The. Photograph by Publishers ' Photo Service YOUNG GUARDIANS OF ...
... land . To - day upward of 23,000 Asiatics make their home and thrive in the colony ( see , also , text , page 23 ) . WHERE EAST AND WEST MEET Publishers ' Photo Service The. Photograph by Publishers ' Photo Service YOUNG GUARDIANS OF ...
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... lands at a sacrifice and , taking their wealth with them , returned to Eng- land for good . The poorer planters were not able to follow suit , and the ensuing years saw them struggling along with idle people all around , but labor ...
... lands at a sacrifice and , taking their wealth with them , returned to Eng- land for good . The poorer planters were not able to follow suit , and the ensuing years saw them struggling along with idle people all around , but labor ...
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... land ( see pp . 10 and 11 ) . As the years passed , the freed negroes began to discover that , even in so rich a modern Eden as is Jamaica , some work is required if one is to eat regularly ; and the urge of hunger , among other things ...
... land ( see pp . 10 and 11 ) . As the years passed , the freed negroes began to discover that , even in so rich a modern Eden as is Jamaica , some work is required if one is to eat regularly ; and the urge of hunger , among other things ...
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