The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 79National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 110
... Trading Schooner Puts. The chief and I , leaving our wives discuss- ing rare dishes as they bent over concoctions in ... trade for native copra . One day Ua - Pu , our first Marquesan island , emerged from the ocean . Miles away , high ...
... Trading Schooner Puts. The chief and I , leaving our wives discuss- ing rare dishes as they bent over concoctions in ... trade for native copra . One day Ua - Pu , our first Marquesan island , emerged from the ocean . Miles away , high ...
Page 194
... trading than the men because the women own virtually everything ( page 204 ) . A man cannot trade or sell any article without first seeking permission from his wife . If she says no , the article is not sold and there is no argument ...
... trading than the men because the women own virtually everything ( page 204 ) . A man cannot trade or sell any article without first seeking permission from his wife . If she says no , the article is not sold and there is no argument ...
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... trade winds blow their strongest ; mariners from early times have ridden these escalators of air . Phoenician ships and the adventurous little craft of Europe's Age of Discovery ; big , rich British East Indiamen and rakish pirates ...
... trade winds blow their strongest ; mariners from early times have ridden these escalators of air . Phoenician ships and the adventurous little craft of Europe's Age of Discovery ; big , rich British East Indiamen and rakish pirates ...
Contents
Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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