Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events, Volume 9; Volume 24D. Appleton & Company, 1885 |
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... miles of Herat . About the same time the Saryk Tartars , who possess the stronghold of Penjdeh , still nearer Herat , and within its natural line of defense , were taken under the protection of the White Czar by Prince Dondoukoff ...
... miles of Herat . About the same time the Saryk Tartars , who possess the stronghold of Penjdeh , still nearer Herat , and within its natural line of defense , were taken under the protection of the White Czar by Prince Dondoukoff ...
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... mile escaped me , and for several hundred miles the ships were forced to ram their way from lead to lead through the ice , varying in thickness from three to six feet , and , when rafted , much greater . The Thetis and Bear reached Cape ...
... mile escaped me , and for several hundred miles the ships were forced to ram their way from lead to lead through the ice , varying in thickness from three to six feet , and , when rafted , much greater . The Thetis and Bear reached Cape ...
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... miles west , the southern shore extending some fifty miles , with Cape Lockwood some seventy miles dis- tant , apparently a separate land from Grinnell Land . Have named the new land Arthur Land . Lieut . Lock- wood followed , going and ...
... miles west , the southern shore extending some fifty miles , with Cape Lockwood some seventy miles dis- tant , apparently a separate land from Grinnell Land . Have named the new land Arthur Land . Lieut . Lock- wood followed , going and ...
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... miles to the northeast was named Cape Robert Lincoln . They were forced to econo- mize provisions and hasten their return on account of the exhaustion of their supplies . Vegetation was found to be scanty , and simi- lar to that of ...
... miles to the northeast was named Cape Robert Lincoln . They were forced to econo- mize provisions and hasten their return on account of the exhaustion of their supplies . Vegetation was found to be scanty , and simi- lar to that of ...
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... miles wide . This glacier presented a face two hundred feet high , and its surface conformed apparently to that of the underly- ing land , presenting the appearance of hills and valleys and abrupt peaks . It was called Agassiz Glacier ...
... miles wide . This glacier presented a face two hundred feet high , and its surface conformed apparently to that of the underly- ing land , presenting the appearance of hills and valleys and abrupt peaks . It was called Agassiz Glacier ...
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