The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 81National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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About 75 percent of the early settlers were from the South and from New England : the Middle Westerners didn ' : come in large numbers till years later . In early days , too , we drew a very colorful and adventurous class - gold miners ...
About 75 percent of the early settlers were from the South and from New England : the Middle Westerners didn ' : come in large numbers till years later . In early days , too , we drew a very colorful and adventurous class - gold miners ...
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Shipshape nine days later , it continued the voyage home . first - aid stations in all the cities . They use tween Netherlanders and natives . The women the same methods employed by the American work side by side , cooking , rolling ...
Shipshape nine days later , it continued the voyage home . first - aid stations in all the cities . They use tween Netherlanders and natives . The women the same methods employed by the American work side by side , cooking , rolling ...
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From these first examples we are able to trace a direct connection to the great mammoths , mastodons , and the true elephants of a later day . In these diminutive individuals the two little tusks or incisor teeth projecting downward ...
From these first examples we are able to trace a direct connection to the great mammoths , mastodons , and the true elephants of a later day . In these diminutive individuals the two little tusks or incisor teeth projecting downward ...
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San Diego Cant Believe It By FREDERICK SIMPICH | 45 |
Sun Shines on San Diego 9 illustrations in color from naturalcolor photographs | 57 |
Java Assignment By DEE BREDIN | 89 |
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