The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 15
... western continent by the Latin race and , except- ing Brazil and Guiana , by Spaniards . In North America the Anglo - Saxon race has dominated , carrying civilization from the Atlantic to the Pacific , expelling and exterminating the ...
... western continent by the Latin race and , except- ing Brazil and Guiana , by Spaniards . In North America the Anglo - Saxon race has dominated , carrying civilization from the Atlantic to the Pacific , expelling and exterminating the ...
Page 17
... western coast of South America , stopping at ports en route ; some return by Panama , others sail around Cape Horn to Europe by Buenos Ayres and Rio Janeiro . Other lines run direct from Europe to Brazil , and twenty - four lines ...
... western coast of South America , stopping at ports en route ; some return by Panama , others sail around Cape Horn to Europe by Buenos Ayres and Rio Janeiro . Other lines run direct from Europe to Brazil , and twenty - four lines ...
Page 19
... western part , where the land is dry and alkaline , like the arid regions of North America . The soil is a rich , deep loam , from four to six feet in depth , excepting in Patagonia and the western pampas , where there is a coarse ...
... western part , where the land is dry and alkaline , like the arid regions of North America . The soil is a rich , deep loam , from four to six feet in depth , excepting in Patagonia and the western pampas , where there is a coarse ...
Page 22
... western slope of the mountains is dry and barren , so that breadstuffs and provisions are imported from Ecuador on the north , or from lower Chili , far to the south . Yet no other country has contributed so much to the world's ...
... western slope of the mountains is dry and barren , so that breadstuffs and provisions are imported from Ecuador on the north , or from lower Chili , far to the south . Yet no other country has contributed so much to the world's ...
Page 34
... western coasts , and the Portuguese , English , Germans , and Italians are pronounced in their efforts on the eastern coast , while the English are careful , too , of their interests from the south , and seem to have almost unlimited ...
... western coasts , and the Portuguese , English , Germans , and Italians are pronounced in their efforts on the eastern coast , while the English are careful , too , of their interests from the south , and seem to have almost unlimited ...
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