The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 24Grolier, 1989 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... United States also dredged the Thousand Islands section , be- tween Ogdensburg and Lake Ontario , to 27 feet . In addition , by the mid - 1960's the United States had completed the deepening of the connecting channels of the Great Lakes ...
... United States also dredged the Thousand Islands section , be- tween Ogdensburg and Lake Ontario , to 27 feet . In addition , by the mid - 1960's the United States had completed the deepening of the connecting channels of the Great Lakes ...
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... United States was heavy . American tourists flocked to Europe and the westward flow of immigrants to the United States amounted at times before World War I to one million a year . Many of these im- migrants were crowded into cramped ...
... United States was heavy . American tourists flocked to Europe and the westward flow of immigrants to the United States amounted at times before World War I to one million a year . Many of these im- migrants were crowded into cramped ...
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... United States made key contributions to early 20th cen- tury skiing . In 1931 the first snow train carried members of the Appalachian Mountain Club from Boston to the ski slopes of the White Mountains . This was followed by trains from ...
... United States made key contributions to early 20th cen- tury skiing . In 1931 the first snow train carried members of the Appalachian Mountain Club from Boston to the ski slopes of the White Mountains . This was followed by trains from ...
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Coat of arms | 270 |
and blue skies in which the play of light | 288 |
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