Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events, Volume 10; Volume 25D. Appleton & Company, 1886 |
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... Islands . The articles Knights of Labor and Knights of Pythias are compiled from information obtained at headquarters . The out - door sports described in this volume are Base - Ball , La Crosse , and Yachting all treated by experts ...
... Islands . The articles Knights of Labor and Knights of Pythias are compiled from information obtained at headquarters . The out - door sports described in this volume are Base - Ball , La Crosse , and Yachting all treated by experts ...
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... islands occurred on Dec. 29 , 1796 , and was annular . The next cen- tral eclipse in New Zealand will occur on Jan ... Island need excite no surprise . Jupiter . The " great red spot " that appeared so unexpectedly and , it is probable ...
... islands occurred on Dec. 29 , 1796 , and was annular . The next cen- tral eclipse in New Zealand will occur on Jan ... Island need excite no surprise . Jupiter . The " great red spot " that appeared so unexpectedly and , it is probable ...
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... islands by foreign powers , called forth by the colonization movement in Germany and France , and that of the proximity of penal set- tlements and the influx of criminals , suggested by the French recidivist bill , gave the first im ...
... islands by foreign powers , called forth by the colonization movement in Germany and France , and that of the proximity of penal set- tlements and the influx of criminals , suggested by the French recidivist bill , gave the first im ...
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... islands of the Pacific ; ( 2 ) the preven- tion of the influx of criminals ; ( 3 ) fisheries beyond the territorial limits of the colonies ; ( 4 ) service of civil process outside of the juris- diction of the colony issuing it ; ( 5 ) ...
... islands of the Pacific ; ( 2 ) the preven- tion of the influx of criminals ; ( 3 ) fisheries beyond the territorial limits of the colonies ; ( 4 ) service of civil process outside of the juris- diction of the colony issuing it ; ( 5 ) ...
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... islands . The British flag was raised in the beginning of January over the various islands of the Luisi- ade Archipelago , east of New Guinea , over Woodlark İsland to the north of these , and over the smaller Long and Rook Islands off ...
... islands . The British flag was raised in the beginning of January over the various islands of the Luisi- ade Archipelago , east of New Guinea , over Woodlark İsland to the north of these , and over the smaller Long and Rook Islands off ...
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