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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 95

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n Savannahand Portland, save only New York. And be-tween these, in place of the numerous hospita-ble inlets, substitute a scarcely broken sea- * San Diego, in the extreme south, has a fine landlocked harbor, more than 20 square miles in extent, and steamship connections with the Orient. 84 CURIOUS… … Miles ATLANTIC OCEAN NEW YORK HARBOR. now is to cast up, in a general way, the vari-ous points that give importance to any harbor. In the first place it must really be a harbor,—that is, it must be a body of deep water atleast partly hidden behind some able-bodiedpeninsula that will hold at arms…

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