The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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His head was resting upon a stone , with the executioners ' clubs about to descend , when Pocahontas , Powhatan's favorite daughter , intervened by placing her head upon Smith's . Powhatan then relented and , five days later , formally ...
His head was resting upon a stone , with the executioners ' clubs about to descend , when Pocahontas , Powhatan's favorite daughter , intervened by placing her head upon Smith's . Powhatan then relented and , five days later , formally ...
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But the black market for quinine in Shouldering Blowguns , Jivaros Glide Through the Jungle 1943 raised the uncontrolled price far beyond On his hip , the last hunter carries a quiver of darts tipped with deadly Though head - hunting is ...
But the black market for quinine in Shouldering Blowguns , Jivaros Glide Through the Jungle 1943 raised the uncontrolled price far beyond On his hip , the last hunter carries a quiver of darts tipped with deadly Though head - hunting is ...
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Robert A. Bartlett Mosquitoes Are Myriad but Not Malarial in Greenland An archeologist , digging among Eskimo ruins on the east coast , carries gloves and head net ; otherwise be might be driven almost mad . On Baffin Island American ...
Robert A. Bartlett Mosquitoes Are Myriad but Not Malarial in Greenland An archeologist , digging among Eskimo ruins on the east coast , carries gloves and head net ; otherwise be might be driven almost mad . On Baffin Island American ...
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