The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... hundred and seventy - nine years later , in 1774 , Captain Cook came to the Marquesas while on his second voyage through the South Seas and added Fatu Huku to the list . * In the brig Hope , of Boston , Capt . Joseph Ingraham , a former ...
... hundred and seventy - nine years later , in 1774 , Captain Cook came to the Marquesas while on his second voyage through the South Seas and added Fatu Huku to the list . * In the brig Hope , of Boston , Capt . Joseph Ingraham , a former ...
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... hundred years ago Herman Melville jumped ship on Nuku Hiva and lived like a hostage king among Typee's handsome cannibals and fair maidens . He immortalized the valley in his novel , Typee . Today it is deserted save for a few people ...
... hundred years ago Herman Melville jumped ship on Nuku Hiva and lived like a hostage king among Typee's handsome cannibals and fair maidens . He immortalized the valley in his novel , Typee . Today it is deserted save for a few people ...
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... hundred or more ( pages 360 , 361 ) . These small , lissome antelopes have glossy reddish - brown coats shading to white on their bellies . The rams have fine long lyrate - shaped horns , which they seem to delight tangling with playful ...
... hundred or more ( pages 360 , 361 ) . These small , lissome antelopes have glossy reddish - brown coats shading to white on their bellies . The rams have fine long lyrate - shaped horns , which they seem to delight tangling with playful ...
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