The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 67
... Later the Seminole migrated from Georgia and Alabama to Florida . Occasional Seminole raids into Georgia , plus the tribe's harboring of runaway slaves , caused Andrew Jackson to invade Spanish Florida in 1818 ; it was annexed a year later ...
... Later the Seminole migrated from Georgia and Alabama to Florida . Occasional Seminole raids into Georgia , plus the tribe's harboring of runaway slaves , caused Andrew Jackson to invade Spanish Florida in 1818 ; it was annexed a year later ...
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... later a policeman came by to see how the bomb - disposal boys were making out . He found three youths lying on the ground . They were watching a fourth youth who was down in the crater with his arms around the bomb , gently cuddling it ...
... later a policeman came by to see how the bomb - disposal boys were making out . He found three youths lying on the ground . They were watching a fourth youth who was down in the crater with his arms around the bomb , gently cuddling it ...
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... Later Dr. Bell met a few surviving school fellows . At an imposing municipal ceremony , Lord Provost Chesser presented to him the freedom of the city of his birth - a parchment scroll in a silver casket ( opposite page ) . This , his ...
... Later Dr. Bell met a few surviving school fellows . At an imposing municipal ceremony , Lord Provost Chesser presented to him the freedom of the city of his birth - a parchment scroll in a silver casket ( opposite page ) . This , his ...
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