The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85, Issue 1National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography |
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Page 105
... Enemy Of all British cities Dover is closest to the enemy ( page 110 ) . The Channel at this point is only 20 miles wide . On a clear day enemy positions can be seen from Dover with the naked eye . Through binoculars it is possible to watch ...
... Enemy Of all British cities Dover is closest to the enemy ( page 110 ) . The Channel at this point is only 20 miles wide . On a clear day enemy positions can be seen from Dover with the naked eye . Through binoculars it is possible to watch ...
Page 122
... enemy should succeed in crossing the Channel . The people of Dover are invasion - con- scious . They have seen with their own eyes the preparations of the enemy for an assault on Britain . They received the bulk of the battered armies ...
... enemy should succeed in crossing the Channel . The people of Dover are invasion - con- scious . They have seen with their own eyes the preparations of the enemy for an assault on Britain . They received the bulk of the battered armies ...
Page 347
... enemy . He was careful , however , to grant each city a democratic government , although this had certain strings attached to it . Near the entrance to Syria , just a little north of the pres- ent Turkish boundary , Darius III attempted ...
... enemy . He was careful , however , to grant each city a democratic government , although this had certain strings attached to it . Near the entrance to Syria , just a little north of the pres- ent Turkish boundary , Darius III attempted ...
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