The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... ship's In 1815 the sailing ship Matilda , under Captain Fowler , put in at Hakahau Bay for a cargo of sandalwood . Controversy over women caused the natives at night to cut her anchor chain . A heavy sea was running , putting her on the ...
... ship's In 1815 the sailing ship Matilda , under Captain Fowler , put in at Hakahau Bay for a cargo of sandalwood . Controversy over women caused the natives at night to cut her anchor chain . A heavy sea was running , putting her on the ...
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... ships , one of the most antique is the Chinese junk ( believed to be derived from the Chinese chuan , " boat " or " ship " ) . For thousands of years its basic design has remained unchanged . Chinese were sailing junks when Vikings were ...
... ships , one of the most antique is the Chinese junk ( believed to be derived from the Chinese chuan , " boat " or " ship " ) . For thousands of years its basic design has remained unchanged . Chinese were sailing junks when Vikings were ...
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... ship sailed with 130,000 seal and otter skins , worth about $ 90 each . In 1810 another ship sailed from the Sonoma shores with skins of 240 beaver , 150 otter , 58 mink , 21 coon , 11 muskrat , 4 badger , 6 wildcat , 5 fox , 5 gray ...
... ship sailed with 130,000 seal and otter skins , worth about $ 90 each . In 1810 another ship sailed from the Sonoma shores with skins of 240 beaver , 150 otter , 58 mink , 21 coon , 11 muskrat , 4 badger , 6 wildcat , 5 fox , 5 gray ...
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