The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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As in Mexico , these temples were destroyed Great ceremonial centers were built with at intervals and the mounds enlarged , new huge rectangular and circular enclosures surtemples being built after each reconstruction . rounded by ...
As in Mexico , these temples were destroyed Great ceremonial centers were built with at intervals and the mounds enlarged , new huge rectangular and circular enclosures surtemples being built after each reconstruction . rounded by ...
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We laid four golf courses . out this new part of Kansas City so carefully , J. C. Nichols , who built this newest part we believe , that several generations may ocof Kansas City , has been for 20 years a mem- cupy these homes before ...
We laid four golf courses . out this new part of Kansas City so carefully , J. C. Nichols , who built this newest part we believe , that several generations may ocof Kansas City , has been for 20 years a mem- cupy these homes before ...
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Houses had to be built , crops thereafter be granted a license to wed until raised , church attended . And there was he had first killed his quota of blackbirds . always the wolf to be kept from the door . Men over seventy were excused ...
Houses had to be built , crops thereafter be granted a license to wed until raised , church attended . And there was he had first killed his quota of blackbirds . always the wolf to be kept from the door . Men over seventy were excused ...
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