The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 105National Geographic Society, 1954 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... later became the device of the German Empire . Russian and Austrian emperors used the two- headed eagle . Struggling for independence , the original Thirteen Colonies selected the bald eagle as their symbol despite the wishes of ...
... later became the device of the German Empire . Russian and Austrian emperors used the two- headed eagle . Struggling for independence , the original Thirteen Colonies selected the bald eagle as their symbol despite the wishes of ...
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... later that members of the flying fish family rarely do well under artificial conditions . For one thing , these fish have a short , nearly straight digestive tube which allows for lit- tle reserve absorption ; whereas most animals have ...
... later that members of the flying fish family rarely do well under artificial conditions . For one thing , these fish have a short , nearly straight digestive tube which allows for lit- tle reserve absorption ; whereas most animals have ...
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... later re- pudiated the forced surrender , and the islands regained their independence . The strong English influence exerted by early explorers like Vancouver is reflected in Hawaii's flag , which carries the Union Jack in the upper ...
... later re- pudiated the forced surrender , and the islands regained their independence . The strong English influence exerted by early explorers like Vancouver is reflected in Hawaii's flag , which carries the Union Jack in the upper ...
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HoneyGuide The Bird That Eats Wax This Feathered African Entices | 2 |
Britains Fabulous Crown Colony on the South China | 4 |
Once a Haunt of Buccaneers This EverSummer | 4 |
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