Recreations in Physical Geography, Or, The Earth as it isJohn W. Parker, 1840 - 428 стор. |
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... considered as de- tached events of rare occurrence ; remarkable , it is true , from the destruction of property , and awful loss of life , with which they have , in many instances , been accompa- nied , but of no further account in the ...
... considered as de- tached events of rare occurrence ; remarkable , it is true , from the destruction of property , and awful loss of life , with which they have , in many instances , been accompa- nied , but of no further account in the ...
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... considered to form a portion of that vast range . The greatest length , however , of Africa is from north to south ; and although the interior of this portion of the globe , is still too much involved in obscurity for any certain ...
... considered to form a portion of that vast range . The greatest length , however , of Africa is from north to south ; and although the interior of this portion of the globe , is still too much involved in obscurity for any certain ...
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... considered as a continuation of the great European lowland . A vast plain , or lowland , extends across the northern part of Africa , stretching from the shores of the Atlantic to the valley of the Nile , and being partially bounded on ...
... considered as a continuation of the great European lowland . A vast plain , or lowland , extends across the northern part of Africa , stretching from the shores of the Atlantic to the valley of the Nile , and being partially bounded on ...
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... considered to have an elevation of from 9000 to 10,000 feet , or more , above the level of the sea . In Persia we also meet with a table - land of considerable extent , the general elevation of which appears to be about 4000 or 5000 ...
... considered to have an elevation of from 9000 to 10,000 feet , or more , above the level of the sea . In Persia we also meet with a table - land of considerable extent , the general elevation of which appears to be about 4000 or 5000 ...
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... considered as forming a third division , and occupies that portion of the ocean not included in the two former . Its limits may be marked by a line passing round the globe , and touching the Cape of Good Hope , Cape Horn , and the ...
... considered as forming a third division , and occupies that portion of the ocean not included in the two former . Its limits may be marked by a line passing round the globe , and touching the Cape of Good Hope , Cape Horn , and the ...
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