The National Magazine: A Monthly Journal of American History, Volume 13; Volume 15; Volume 19Magazine of Western History Publishing Company, 1894 - United States |
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Page 139
... islands he encountered on his way to Asia a new world ; but it is impossible he could have died , as is still thought and taught , with the impression that Cuba and Japan were the same coun- tries . This continent was supposed to have ...
... islands he encountered on his way to Asia a new world ; but it is impossible he could have died , as is still thought and taught , with the impression that Cuba and Japan were the same coun- tries . This continent was supposed to have ...
Page 141
... island as large as Africa , with a great continent , none other than that now called North and South America , beyond it , and that this island and continent were known to the ancients , and was the seat of an Empire whose sway extended ...
... island as large as Africa , with a great continent , none other than that now called North and South America , beyond it , and that this island and continent were known to the ancients , and was the seat of an Empire whose sway extended ...
Page 142
... island , were the inhabitants of these ridges discovered in the ocean by the Dolphin and the Challenger must , for ... islands , ris- ing here and there above the sea , America already stretched an un- broken line of land from Nova ...
... island , were the inhabitants of these ridges discovered in the ocean by the Dolphin and the Challenger must , for ... islands , ris- ing here and there above the sea , America already stretched an un- broken line of land from Nova ...
Page 144
... islands . Let us examine them separately . 1. The Eskimo . These are unhesitatingly assigned to a class by themselves . " They are , " says Prof. Grote , " the descendants and representatives of the first occupants , the primitive red ...
... islands . Let us examine them separately . 1. The Eskimo . These are unhesitatingly assigned to a class by themselves . " They are , " says Prof. Grote , " the descendants and representatives of the first occupants , the primitive red ...
Page 146
... islands , and finally reached the shores of a vast continent , and afterwards , the mouth of a great river , which he en- tered . Proceeding inward he came to another great river running east and west . There he landed , and in a vast ...
... islands , and finally reached the shores of a vast continent , and afterwards , the mouth of a great river , which he en- tered . Proceeding inward he came to another great river running east and west . There he landed , and in a vast ...
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