The American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal, Volume 22Stephen Denison Peet, J. O. Kinnaman Jameson & Morse, 1900 - America |
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... fact that the people dwelt so high up among the cliffs , as from the fact , that they developed so high a civiliza- tion in the midst of the cliffs . The inquiry naturally arises , whether this civilization was altogether the result of ...
... fact that the people dwelt so high up among the cliffs , as from the fact , that they developed so high a civiliza- tion in the midst of the cliffs . The inquiry naturally arises , whether this civilization was altogether the result of ...
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... fact that the enormous magnitude of the chasm and its component tissues dwarf the distances ; we are really looking through miles of atmo- sphere under the impression that they are only so many furlongs . This ap- parent concentration ...
... fact that the enormous magnitude of the chasm and its component tissues dwarf the distances ; we are really looking through miles of atmo- sphere under the impression that they are only so many furlongs . This ap- parent concentration ...
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... fact that our country is his ; our rights and priviliges belong to him - and slowly , but surely , we are working to atone for past neglect . In 1887 a law was passed entitling the Indian to citizenship and to a share in his own ...
... fact that our country is his ; our rights and priviliges belong to him - and slowly , but surely , we are working to atone for past neglect . In 1887 a law was passed entitling the Indian to citizenship and to a share in his own ...
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... fact , but climb the mountains , wade the streams , and grow in the sun- shine , like the wild animals of the forest . And they were just as shy and frightened as these same animals , when they were put into a tub of water for a good ...
... fact , but climb the mountains , wade the streams , and grow in the sun- shine , like the wild animals of the forest . And they were just as shy and frightened as these same animals , when they were put into a tub of water for a good ...
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... fact that the ditch prevented plowing , and it was allowed to grow up with trees . Apparently the original forest was cut away , as those present are second growth . Two wild cherry trees grow in the ditch , two feet in diameter , and ...
... fact that the ditch prevented plowing , and it was allowed to grow up with trees . Apparently the original forest was cut away , as those present are second growth . Two wild cherry trees grow in the ditch , two feet in diameter , and ...
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