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 142
... tion than some of more recent birth , America , so far as her physical his- tory is concerned , has been falsely denominated the ' New World . ' Hers was the first dry land lifted out of the waters , and hers the first shore washed by ...
... tion than some of more recent birth , America , so far as her physical his- tory is concerned , has been falsely denominated the ' New World . ' Hers was the first dry land lifted out of the waters , and hers the first shore washed by ...
Page 143
... tion took place " in the tertiary period of Pliocene time , and the subsequent advance of the ice period , cutting off , all communication with the rest of the world until recent times , produced a modification of the race , and that ...
... tion took place " in the tertiary period of Pliocene time , and the subsequent advance of the ice period , cutting off , all communication with the rest of the world until recent times , produced a modification of the race , and that ...
Page 144
... tion of the historiographer ? " Ibid , 515 . Following up this hint , I adopt the classification of Sir John Lubbock ( Prehistoric Times , 515 ) . " The orig- inal , or at least the pre - Columbian , inhabitants of North America ...
... tion of the historiographer ? " Ibid , 515 . Following up this hint , I adopt the classification of Sir John Lubbock ( Prehistoric Times , 515 ) . " The orig- inal , or at least the pre - Columbian , inhabitants of North America ...
Page 150
... tion , says in his letter to Mr. Lloyd , that having , with five others been captured by the Tuskeroras of North Carolina , he saved his own life and that of his company , by addressing them in the British language , and that he was ...
... tion , says in his letter to Mr. Lloyd , that having , with five others been captured by the Tuskeroras of North Carolina , he saved his own life and that of his company , by addressing them in the British language , and that he was ...
Page 159
... tion do either himselfe or suffer others to spend powder unnecessarily in drinking or entertainments . That at the beginning of July next the inhabitants of every corporation shall fall upon their adjoyning sal- vages as we did last ...
... tion do either himselfe or suffer others to spend powder unnecessarily in drinking or entertainments . That at the beginning of July next the inhabitants of every corporation shall fall upon their adjoyning sal- vages as we did last ...
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