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Page 117
... once responsible for maintaining the Navy , in return for exemption from army service . The Five Ports also were allowed to have their own courts . Most of the men have doubled up to ease the burden of keeping house . They usually cook ...
... once responsible for maintaining the Navy , in return for exemption from army service . The Five Ports also were allowed to have their own courts . Most of the men have doubled up to ease the burden of keeping house . They usually cook ...
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... Once So Secluded , Tour Public Squares with Plays and Songs to Stir Patriotic Fervor The author heard such a crowd sing , " Out of our own flesh build once again a towering Great Wall " ( page 357 ) . Here the Young People's National ...
... Once So Secluded , Tour Public Squares with Plays and Songs to Stir Patriotic Fervor The author heard such a crowd sing , " Out of our own flesh build once again a towering Great Wall " ( page 357 ) . Here the Young People's National ...
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... once had close to a million people . Now it has about 70,000 . Throughout the other parts of the Ukraine which the ... once stately public buildings of its cities have been wrecked . What was once a land of proud beauty has become one of ...
... once had close to a million people . Now it has about 70,000 . Throughout the other parts of the Ukraine which the ... once stately public buildings of its cities have been wrecked . What was once a land of proud beauty has become one of ...
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Brazils Potent Weapons By W ROBERT MOORE | 41 |
Paricutín the Cornfield That Grew a Volcano Mexico By JAMES A GREEN | 129 |
Saboteur Mosquitoes By HARRY H STage | 165 |
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