The American Monthly Review of Reviews, Volumen18Review of Reviews, 1898 |
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... island then called Borin- guen , it was a happy inspiration on his part to change its Indian name to Puerto Rico . A rich port " he certainly found when his caravels came to a safe anchorage at the northwest point of that fertile island ...
... island then called Borin- guen , it was a happy inspiration on his part to change its Indian name to Puerto Rico . A rich port " he certainly found when his caravels came to a safe anchorage at the northwest point of that fertile island ...
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... island . Porto Rico is 108 miles long and 37 wide , lying east and west , is rectangular , with so few irregularities that its surface covers more than 88 per cent . of the mathematical rectangle which would include it . A mountain ...
... island . Porto Rico is 108 miles long and 37 wide , lying east and west , is rectangular , with so few irregularities that its surface covers more than 88 per cent . of the mathematical rectangle which would include it . A mountain ...
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... island , and that the boat was floating in a lagoon from which there was no access to the open sea . During all this time his dog was his only companion , and by continually talking to him he found him not a bad substitute for a human ...
... island , and that the boat was floating in a lagoon from which there was no access to the open sea . During all this time his dog was his only companion , and by continually talking to him he found him not a bad substitute for a human ...
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Ladies Home Journal reviewed 101 226 350 473 608 | 101 |
Map of Country Between Baiquiri and Santiago | 170 |
Map Showing Position of American Troops After | 176 |
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