Aloe vera, an Arabian plant cultivated for medicinal uses, flowering wild on steppe scrubland on Teguise Plain, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, February. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/aloe-vera-an-arabian-plant-cultivated-for-medicinal-uses-flowering-wild-on-steppe-scrubland-on-teguise-plain-lanzarote-canary-islands-february-image242919466.html
RMT35X76–Aloe vera, an Arabian plant cultivated for medicinal uses, flowering wild on steppe scrubland on Teguise Plain, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, February.
Standing tall on the South African plains, this aloe plant is a natural beacon amidst the vast landscape. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/standing-tall-on-the-south-african-plains-this-aloe-plant-is-a-natural-beacon-amidst-the-vast-landscape-image595653200.html
RF2WH29MG–Standing tall on the South African plains, this aloe plant is a natural beacon amidst the vast landscape.
Baobab tree photogrphed in Botswana. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/baobab-tree-photogrphed-in-botswana-image259828826.html
RFW2M68X–Baobab tree photogrphed in Botswana.
History of the Pilgrims and Puritans, their ancestry and descendants; basis of Americanization . fartherignominy. While de Soto wasseeking gold and makingdiscoveries, in 1540, therestless Coronado — thatundaunted Spanish knightin the kingdom of Qui-vera — was fruitlesslymarching for yearsthrough trackless desertsand across plains pop-ulous with herds of buf-faloes. Lured back andforth over untold leaguesby the mirage of an im-aginary land of gold, hekept on to find the seven cities of Cibola, which he fanciedwere as rich as Madrid and Rome. He reached a point asfar north as Kansas, and left hi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-the-pilgrims-and-puritans-their-ancestry-and-descendants-basis-of-americanization-fartherignominy-while-de-soto-wasseeking-gold-and-makingdiscoveries-in-1540-therestless-coronado-thatundaunted-spanish-knightin-the-kingdom-of-qui-vera-was-fruitlesslymarching-for-yearsthrough-trackless-desertsand-across-plains-pop-ulous-with-herds-of-buf-faloes-lured-back-andforth-over-untold-leaguesby-the-mirage-of-an-im-aginary-land-of-gold-hekept-on-to-find-the-seven-cities-of-cibola-which-he-fanciedwere-as-rich-as-madrid-and-rome-he-reached-a-point-asfar-north-as-kansas-and-left-hi-image338103989.html
RM2AJ1Y2D–History of the Pilgrims and Puritans, their ancestry and descendants; basis of Americanization . fartherignominy. While de Soto wasseeking gold and makingdiscoveries, in 1540, therestless Coronado — thatundaunted Spanish knightin the kingdom of Qui-vera — was fruitlesslymarching for yearsthrough trackless desertsand across plains pop-ulous with herds of buf-faloes. Lured back andforth over untold leaguesby the mirage of an im-aginary land of gold, hekept on to find the seven cities of Cibola, which he fanciedwere as rich as Madrid and Rome. He reached a point asfar north as Kansas, and left hi
Aloe vera, an Arabian plant cultivated for medicinal uses, flowering wild on steppe scrubland on Teguise Plain, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, February. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/aloe-vera-an-arabian-plant-cultivated-for-medicinal-uses-flowering-wild-on-steppe-scrubland-on-teguise-plain-lanzarote-canary-islands-february-image242919476.html
RMT35X7G–Aloe vera, an Arabian plant cultivated for medicinal uses, flowering wild on steppe scrubland on Teguise Plain, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, February.
Humbolt's travels and discoveries in South America . urpose of converting its juice into a spirituous liquor called pulque. The finest plantations of it seen by the travellers were in the valley of Tolucca and on the plains of Cholula. This latter place is celebrated for the old pyramids, which remain as memorials of ancient Mexican grandeur. When the travellers left the city of Mexico, theywent down to the port of Vera Cruz, which is situatedamong sand-hills, in a burning and unhealthy climate.They happily escaped the yellow fever, which mostusuaUy attacks people who come down from the moun-t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/humbolts-travels-and-discoveries-in-south-america-urpose-of-converting-its-juice-into-a-spirituous-liquor-called-pulque-the-finest-plantations-of-it-seen-by-the-travellers-were-in-the-valley-of-tolucca-and-on-the-plains-of-cholula-this-latter-place-is-celebrated-for-the-old-pyramids-which-remain-as-memorials-of-ancient-mexican-grandeur-when-the-travellers-left-the-city-of-mexico-theywent-down-to-the-port-of-vera-cruz-which-is-situatedamong-sand-hills-in-a-burning-and-unhealthy-climatethey-happily-escaped-the-yellow-fever-which-mostusuauy-attacks-people-who-come-down-from-the-moun-t-image340228378.html
RM2ANEMNE–Humbolt's travels and discoveries in South America . urpose of converting its juice into a spirituous liquor called pulque. The finest plantations of it seen by the travellers were in the valley of Tolucca and on the plains of Cholula. This latter place is celebrated for the old pyramids, which remain as memorials of ancient Mexican grandeur. When the travellers left the city of Mexico, theywent down to the port of Vera Cruz, which is situatedamong sand-hills, in a burning and unhealthy climate.They happily escaped the yellow fever, which mostusuaUy attacks people who come down from the moun-t
. Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years. TEMPLE OF VERA CRUZ, TOLUCA. 276 MEXICO tongues. They do not mix in political matters but manifest a great interestin education, for which reason the governor of the state has insisted on plentyof schools being built in the districts, to which these Indians, in most cases, gladlycontribute their personal labor. Toluca lies in the centre of the fertile plains west of the Sierra Madre. It isone of the cleanest cities in the country. The citizens are intelligent and welleducated and their school system is of the highest sta Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/mexico-a-history-of-its-progress-and-development-in-one-hundred-years-temple-of-vera-cruz-toluca-276-mexico-tongues-they-do-not-mix-in-political-matters-but-manifest-a-great-interestin-education-for-which-reason-the-governor-of-the-state-has-insisted-on-plentyof-schools-being-built-in-the-districts-to-which-these-indians-in-most-cases-gladlycontribute-their-personal-labor-toluca-lies-in-the-centre-of-the-fertile-plains-west-of-the-sierra-madre-it-isone-of-the-cleanest-cities-in-the-country-the-citizens-are-intelligent-and-welleducated-and-their-school-system-is-of-the-highest-sta-image336894560.html
RM2AG2TCG–. Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years. TEMPLE OF VERA CRUZ, TOLUCA. 276 MEXICO tongues. They do not mix in political matters but manifest a great interestin education, for which reason the governor of the state has insisted on plentyof schools being built in the districts, to which these Indians, in most cases, gladlycontribute their personal labor. Toluca lies in the centre of the fertile plains west of the Sierra Madre. It isone of the cleanest cities in the country. The citizens are intelligent and welleducated and their school system is of the highest sta
Advanced Geography . and forms lakes. Whan therains are over, the water in many of the lakes dries away. The eastern coastal plains of Mexico are hot and unheal thful.They consist largely of swampy land, densely wooded. There are no good harbors, because there are no drownedvalleys nor large river mouths. The gulf coast of Mexco isfringed with long sand bars built offshore by the waves. Vera CENTRAL AMERICA. 41 Cruz, the chief port, is on the narrow coastal plain, andsand bars partly protect the harbor from storms. Because of height and nearness tothe equator, the climate of the plateauof Mexi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/advanced-geography-and-forms-lakes-whan-therains-are-over-the-water-in-many-of-the-lakes-dries-away-the-eastern-coastal-plains-of-mexico-are-hot-and-unheal-thfulthey-consist-largely-of-swampy-land-densely-wooded-there-are-no-good-harbors-because-there-are-no-drownedvalleys-nor-large-river-mouths-the-gulf-coast-of-mexco-isfringed-with-long-sand-bars-built-offshore-by-the-waves-vera-central-america-41-cruz-the-chief-port-is-on-the-narrow-coastal-plain-andsand-bars-partly-protect-the-harbor-from-storms-because-of-height-and-nearness-tothe-equator-the-climate-of-the-plateauof-mexi-image339993772.html
RM2AN41EM–Advanced Geography . and forms lakes. Whan therains are over, the water in many of the lakes dries away. The eastern coastal plains of Mexico are hot and unheal thful.They consist largely of swampy land, densely wooded. There are no good harbors, because there are no drownedvalleys nor large river mouths. The gulf coast of Mexco isfringed with long sand bars built offshore by the waves. Vera CENTRAL AMERICA. 41 Cruz, the chief port, is on the narrow coastal plain, andsand bars partly protect the harbor from storms. Because of height and nearness tothe equator, the climate of the plateauof Mexi
Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania . JL^, III. Canada and Newfoundland, first as a whole, then hy sections. Trips and ty])e studies; Fisheries of Newfoundland and East Coast; Farm life;Visit to Ottawa and Quebec; Winter sports in Canada; With the trapj)er inCanada; the lumbermans life in the St. Lawrence Basin. TV. Mexico. Introductory lessons; Trips from Montreal to New York; to Vera Cruz; Trij) fromVery Cruz to City of Mexico; Products of the coastal plains; Silver mines;Tropical forests of Southern Mexico; Type Study—Cocoa.. V. Central America. Study of Central Am Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-catalogue-of-the-indiana-normal-school-of-pennsylvania-jl-iii-canada-and-newfoundland-first-as-a-whole-then-hy-sections-trips-and-ty-e-studies-fisheries-of-newfoundland-and-east-coast-farm-lifevisit-to-ottawa-and-quebec-winter-sports-in-canada-with-the-trapjer-incanada-the-lumbermans-life-in-the-st-lawrence-basin-tv-mexico-introductory-lessons-trips-from-montreal-to-new-york-to-vera-cruz-trij-fromvery-cruz-to-city-of-mexico-products-of-the-coastal-plains-silver-minestropical-forests-of-southern-mexico-type-studycocoa-v-central-america-study-of-central-am-image338510160.html
RM2AJMD4G–Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania . JL^, III. Canada and Newfoundland, first as a whole, then hy sections. Trips and ty])e studies; Fisheries of Newfoundland and East Coast; Farm life;Visit to Ottawa and Quebec; Winter sports in Canada; With the trapj)er inCanada; the lumbermans life in the St. Lawrence Basin. TV. Mexico. Introductory lessons; Trips from Montreal to New York; to Vera Cruz; Trij) fromVery Cruz to City of Mexico; Products of the coastal plains; Silver mines;Tropical forests of Southern Mexico; Type Study—Cocoa.. V. Central America. Study of Central Am
. Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania. PENNSYLVANIA STATE NOR-IVIAL SCHOOL 4. Mexico. Iiitniductory Lessons;Tripsfrom Montreal to New-York; to Vera Cruz; Tripsfrom Vera Cruz to City ofMexico; Products of tlieCoastal Plains; SilverMines; Tropical Forests ofSouthern Mexico; TypeStudy— Cocoa. 5. Central America. Study of Central Americamay be brief, bringing outpoints in which that coun-trv differs from Mexico.The work may include abirds eye view, readinglessons and a type studyupon coffee. 6. South America. For general work see outlinefor stutly of continent—Fourth Year Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-catalogue-of-the-indiana-normal-school-of-pennsylvania-pennsylvania-state-nor-ivial-school-4-mexico-iiitniductory-lessonstripsfrom-montreal-to-new-york-to-vera-cruz-tripsfrom-vera-cruz-to-city-ofmexico-products-of-tliecoastal-plains-silvermines-tropical-forests-ofsouthern-mexico-typestudy-cocoa-5-central-america-study-of-central-americamay-be-brief-bringing-outpoints-in-which-that-coun-trv-differs-from-mexicothe-work-may-include-abirds-eye-view-readinglessons-and-a-type-studyupon-coffee-6-south-america-for-general-work-see-outlinefor-stutly-of-continentfourth-year-image370584543.html
RM2CEWGA7–. Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania. PENNSYLVANIA STATE NOR-IVIAL SCHOOL 4. Mexico. Iiitniductory Lessons;Tripsfrom Montreal to New-York; to Vera Cruz; Tripsfrom Vera Cruz to City ofMexico; Products of tlieCoastal Plains; SilverMines; Tropical Forests ofSouthern Mexico; TypeStudy— Cocoa. 5. Central America. Study of Central Americamay be brief, bringing outpoints in which that coun-trv differs from Mexico.The work may include abirds eye view, readinglessons and a type studyupon coffee. 6. South America. For general work see outlinefor stutly of continent—Fourth Year
. The earth and its inhabitants ... Geography. CLIMATE OF MEXICO. 51 of the Gulf and the slopes of the mountaius. But their normal direction ig frequently modified by the great inequalities of the relief and the trend of the mountain ranges. The so-called nor les, or northern gales, which prevail especially from October to March in the Gulf waters, and which are justly dreaded by skippers bound for Tampico or Vera Cruz, are nothing more than the trade winds deflected from their course, and attracted southwards by the heated and rarefied atmosphere of the low-lying plains of Yucatan. United wit Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-earth-and-its-inhabitants-geography-climate-of-mexico-51-of-the-gulf-and-the-slopes-of-the-mountaius-but-their-normal-direction-ig-frequently-modified-by-the-great-inequalities-of-the-relief-and-the-trend-of-the-mountain-ranges-the-so-called-nor-les-or-northern-gales-which-prevail-especially-from-october-to-march-in-the-gulf-waters-and-which-are-justly-dreaded-by-skippers-bound-for-tampico-or-vera-cruz-are-nothing-more-than-the-trade-winds-deflected-from-their-course-and-attracted-southwards-by-the-heated-and-rarefied-atmosphere-of-the-low-lying-plains-of-yucatan-united-wit-image232512295.html
RMRE7RPF–. The earth and its inhabitants ... Geography. CLIMATE OF MEXICO. 51 of the Gulf and the slopes of the mountaius. But their normal direction ig frequently modified by the great inequalities of the relief and the trend of the mountain ranges. The so-called nor les, or northern gales, which prevail especially from October to March in the Gulf waters, and which are justly dreaded by skippers bound for Tampico or Vera Cruz, are nothing more than the trade winds deflected from their course, and attracted southwards by the heated and rarefied atmosphere of the low-lying plains of Yucatan. United wit
. A history of North American birds [microform] : land birds. Birds -- North America; Ornithology -- North American; Oiseaux -- Amérique du Nord; Ornithologie -- Amérique du Nord. FlilX<illXIl).E — Till-; FI.SCIIKS. 71. Heilymelts melan urephalus. IIau. East«'rn rnitrd Sfat«-s to llu* Missouri plains; scmfh to Kciiiulor. Iloiidnras (MuoKK, I*. Z. S. IS51>, 58); Xalapa (8cl. 18:)1), .'{(;:.); l{op)ta (Sr>, VA); Conh.va (Sci.. iM.'iO, 301); (juattTiiala (Stu Il.is, I, 17); Cul»a (Cab. .1. VI, )); E<ua(K)r (Sci.. 18«0, 2!)8); Costa Kica (r.vn. J. 7): Vera Cruz, wiuttr (8i m. M. li. S Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-history-of-north-american-birds-microform-land-birds-birds-north-america-ornithology-north-american-oiseaux-amrique-du-nord-ornithologie-amrique-du-nord-flilxltillxile-till-fisciiks-71-heilymelts-melan-urephalus-iiau-eastrn-rnitrd-sfat-s-to-llu-missouri-plains-scmfh-to-kciiiulor-iloiidnras-muokk-i-z-s-is51gt-58-xalapa-8cl-181-lopta-srgt-va-conhva-sci-imio-301-juatttiiala-stu-ilis-i-17-cula-cab-1-vi-eltuakr-sci-180-2!8-costa-kica-rvn-j-7-vera-cruz-wiuttr-8i-m-m-li-s-image232792380.html
RMREMH1G–. A history of North American birds [microform] : land birds. Birds -- North America; Ornithology -- North American; Oiseaux -- Amérique du Nord; Ornithologie -- Amérique du Nord. FlilX<illXIl).E — Till-; FI.SCIIKS. 71. Heilymelts melan urephalus. IIau. East«'rn rnitrd Sfat«-s to llu* Missouri plains; scmfh to Kciiiulor. Iloiidnras (MuoKK, I*. Z. S. IS51>, 58); Xalapa (8cl. 18:)1), .'{(;:.); l{op)ta (Sr>, VA); Conh.va (Sci.. iM.'iO, 301); (juattTiiala (Stu Il.is, I, 17); Cul»a (Cab. .1. VI, )); E<ua(K)r (Sci.. 18«0, 2!)8); Costa Kica (r.vn. J. 7): Vera Cruz, wiuttr (8i m. M. li. S
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