The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 108
... women , and two children . In 1827 , at the request of the five bachelors , the captain of a passing ship persuaded five women from St. Helena to become brides of the lonely men on Tristan . Islanders Are of Many Strains Today , there ...
... women , and two children . In 1827 , at the request of the five bachelors , the captain of a passing ship persuaded five women from St. Helena to become brides of the lonely men on Tristan . Islanders Are of Many Strains Today , there ...
Page 284
... Women Not until March , 1829 , did the trustees permit a woman to use the library . Miss Hannah Adams , the historian , was the first feminine student allowed within those pre- cincts so sacred to men . As a precautionary measure , the ...
... Women Not until March , 1829 , did the trustees permit a woman to use the library . Miss Hannah Adams , the historian , was the first feminine student allowed within those pre- cincts so sacred to men . As a precautionary measure , the ...
Page 297
... women of which she was the editor , for the sole purpose of acquiring Mrs. Hale's services . This progressive woman ... women teachers in schools ; for women physi- cians and nurses ; for women medical mission- aries ; and for many other ...
... women of which she was the editor , for the sole purpose of acquiring Mrs. Hale's services . This progressive woman ... women teachers in schools ; for women physi- cians and nurses ; for women medical mission- aries ; and for many other ...
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