The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 105National Geographic Society, 1954 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 278
... 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 ...
Page 395
... 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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