The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 95
g yet to consider. Theremust not only be a productive country back ofthe harbor, but there must be a good road, orthe possibility of one, leading from the harborwell up into that back country. Alaska, forexample, has magnificent harbors all along theTnside Passage and also, she has plenty ofgold in… … South PACiFi^ Tvr i 1 e s THE H.\RBOR OF MELBOURNE. river—especially a river that leads from thesea, where the ships of all countries are sailing,far into a land that is rich in the things thosecountries want. If we now look over the CURIOUS STORIES FROM HISTORY 85 world map we shall see that…
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