Uncle Sam's Panama Canal and world history, accompanying the Panama Canal flat-globe; its achievement an honor to the United States and a blessing to the world; (1913)
Bishop, Joseph Bucklin, 1847-1928, Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin), 1856-1920 · New York, Pub. by J. Wanamaker expressly for the World Syndicate Company · leaf 118
face between the Arctic Circle and the 30th parallel, making the United States, Canada and Russia the foremost wood-producing countries of the world. Vast tropical forests, especially in Latin America and Africa, yield hardwoods that are in much demand, and, above all, rubber, which is extracted… … The Black Type. ' the white types. The races of the black type are least civilized. The native home of the greater part of them is in Africa, south of the Sahara, and they are classed in the two subdivisions of negroes in the North and Bantus, who inhabit the whole of the great table- lands of that…
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