The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 103National Geographic Society, 1953 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 131
... learned to think beyond the present moment ; learned to live and plan for tomorrow , not just today . They emerged from Arnhem Land's cur- rent Stone Age to uncover new fields , pushing back their primitive ways with the primeval bush ...
... learned to think beyond the present moment ; learned to live and plan for tomorrow , not just today . They emerged from Arnhem Land's cur- rent Stone Age to uncover new fields , pushing back their primitive ways with the primeval bush ...
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... learned something , partly about yourselves and partly about the woods . Perhaps what you learned about yourselves will prove , in the end , to be the more important to your eventual survival . " This tactical exercise you've completed ...
... learned something , partly about yourselves and partly about the woods . Perhaps what you learned about yourselves will prove , in the end , to be the more important to your eventual survival . " This tactical exercise you've completed ...
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... learned that a band of homeless and half - frozen children was stranded close to the front in January , 1952 , the men flew in and picked up 50 ragged , shivering kids made fearful of Americans by Red horror stories . When they arrived ...
... learned that a band of homeless and half - frozen children was stranded close to the front in January , 1952 , the men flew in and picked up 50 ragged , shivering kids made fearful of Americans by Red horror stories . When they arrived ...
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Founders of New England Centuries after the Pilgrims and Puritans | 6 |
Following the Trail of Lewis and Clark In a Station Wagon | 8 |
Report from the Locust Wars From Africa to India Men Fight an Ancient | 11 |
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