The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... passing so close to the eastern extremity of Cuba that you can almost wave to the native fishermen ashore . Far off to port rise the hazy crests of the mountains of Haiti , at whose base is Mole St. Nicolas , so well remembered in ...
... passing so close to the eastern extremity of Cuba that you can almost wave to the native fishermen ashore . Far off to port rise the hazy crests of the mountains of Haiti , at whose base is Mole St. Nicolas , so well remembered in ...
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... passing conveniently along at the important and needed moment ! The customs officials are quick and courteous in their bird's - eye examination of the luggage , and out you step into the warm sunshine with the keys of the isle in your ...
... passing conveniently along at the important and needed moment ! The customs officials are quick and courteous in their bird's - eye examination of the luggage , and out you step into the warm sunshine with the keys of the isle in your ...
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... passed , the freed negroes began to discover that , even in so rich a modern Eden as is Jamaica , some work is ... passing along the roads one has a flash of a turbaned figure of the East , or his shy womankind in head scarf , with ...
... passed , the freed negroes began to discover that , even in so rich a modern Eden as is Jamaica , some work is ... passing along the roads one has a flash of a turbaned figure of the East , or his shy womankind in head scarf , with ...
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... Passing the Cayman Islands , which he named Las Tortugas , 180 miles off Jamaica , Colum- bus encountered a great storm . He was forced to run before it . Hoping to find shelter at Jamaica , he finally reached what is now called Dry ...
... Passing the Cayman Islands , which he named Las Tortugas , 180 miles off Jamaica , Colum- bus encountered a great storm . He was forced to run before it . Hoping to find shelter at Jamaica , he finally reached what is now called Dry ...
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... passing en route the great cattle ranch at Shettle- wood . It is an interesting fact that many of the famous breeds of beef cattle origi- nated in Great Britain , as well as most of the leading milch breeds . But these , in their pure ...
... passing en route the great cattle ranch at Shettle- wood . It is an interesting fact that many of the famous breeds of beef cattle origi- nated in Great Britain , as well as most of the leading milch breeds . But these , in their pure ...
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