The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 46
... carried away by the Germans . the equestrian statue of Cosimo I de ' Medici , which proved a little too heavy ... carried off . From the Villa Bossi Pucci at Montagnana , one of the most important depositories , 291 paintings were ...
... carried away by the Germans . the equestrian statue of Cosimo I de ' Medici , which proved a little too heavy ... carried off . From the Villa Bossi Pucci at Montagnana , one of the most important depositories , 291 paintings were ...
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... carried on in the open . The City Fathers were hard put to find quarters for themselves . When the Guildhall went , they met in the square to decide what to do . Since there was little likelihood that they could all get space in one ...
... carried on in the open . The City Fathers were hard put to find quarters for themselves . When the Guildhall went , they met in the square to decide what to do . Since there was little likelihood that they could all get space in one ...
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... carried the inevitable long Kurd- ish knife , but the Aga had a small automatic tucked in his girdle . He also had a clear idea how the war was going to end . " You and the English and the Russians , " said he , " have more rifles and ...
... carried the inevitable long Kurd- ish knife , but the Aga had a small automatic tucked in his girdle . He also had a clear idea how the war was going to end . " You and the English and the Russians , " said he , " have more rifles and ...
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