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W. H. Koebel South America

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William Henry Koebel (1872 – 1923) was an English author and businessman. He is best remembered today for [mehr]

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Anita Punyanitya Wildlife of South America by Anita Punyanitya

Some photos with a few words about a few of the wildlife of some parts of South America.

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Interesting wildlife abound in various countries in all continents.....and so its true too for South Amnerica....where I have [mehr]

Stichwörter: Prior to Gondwana land.

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Arnold Henry Savage Landor Across Unknown South America

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The Project Gutenberg Ebook Of Across Unknown South America, By Arnold Henry Savage Landor This Ebook Is [mehr]

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Arnold Henry Savage Landor Across Unknown South America

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The Project Gutenberg Ebook Of Across Unknown South America, By Arnold Henry Savage Landor This Ebook Is [mehr]

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Vincent Magnani South America

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Its about Sam and Kelly moving away and sam ranaway then he got a new puppy because he [mehr]

Stichwörter: Check it out

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W. H. Koebel South America (fiscle part-I)

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The Discovery Of South America Stands As One Of The Most Dramatic Events In History. From The Time Of Its Occurrence Until The Present So Deeply Has This Event Impressed itself On Men'S Minds That The Previous State Of The Continent Has Been A Somewhat Neglected topic. The Incas And Their Civilization, It Is True, Have Attracted no Small Share Of Attention To Themselves, And The Subject Has Become More Or Less Familiar To The Average English Reader Through The Medium Of The Work Of Prescott, Who Has Been Followed by A Number Of Later Writers, Many Of Whom Have Dealt Very Exhaustively With This Subject. [mehr]

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W. H. Koebel South America (fiscle part-I)

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The Discovery Of South America Stands As One Of The Most Dramatic Events In History. From The Time Of Its Occurrence Until The Present So Deeply Has This Event Impressed itself On Men'S Minds That The Previous State Of The Continent Has Been A Somewhat Neglected topic. The Incas And Their Civilization, It Is True, Have Attracted no Small Share Of Attention To Themselves, And The Subject Has Become More Or Less Familiar To The Average English Reader Through The Medium Of The Work Of Prescott, Who Has Been Followed by A Number Of Later Writers, Many Of Whom Have Dealt Very Exhaustively With This Subject. [mehr]

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Charles Waterton Wanderings In South America

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CHARLES WATERTON WANDERINGS IN SOUTH AMERICA

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Charles Waterton (3 June 1782 – 27 May 1865) was an English naturalist and explorer. He is best known for his alleged eccentricities. "Squire" Waterton was born at Walton Hall, Wakefield, Yorkshire to Thomas Waterton and Anne Bedingfield. He was educated at Stonyhurst College in Lancashire where his interest in exploration and wildlife were already evident. On one occasion Waterton was caught by the school's Jesuit Superior scaling the towers at the front of the building; almost at the top, the Superior ordered him to come down the way he had gone up.[1] Waterton records in his autobiography that while he was at the school, "by a mutual understanding, I was considered rat-catcher to the establishment, and also fox-taker, foumart-killer, and cross-bow charger at the time when the young rooks were fledged. ... I followed up my calling with great success. The vermin disappeared by the dozen; the books were moderately well-thumbed; and according to my notion of things, all went on perfectly right."[2] Waterton was an early opponent of pollution. He fought a long-running court case against the owners of a soapworks that had been set up near his estate in 1839, and sent out poisonous chemicals that severely damaged the trees in the park and polluted the lake. He was eventually successful in having the soapworks moved. [mehr]

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CHARLES WATERTON WANDERINGS IN SOUTH AMERICA

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Charles Waterton (3 June 1782 – 27 May 1865) was an English naturalist and explorer. He is best known for his alleged eccentricities. "Squire" Waterton was born at Walton Hall, Wakefield, Yorkshire to Thomas Waterton and Anne Bedingfield. He was educated at Stonyhurst College in Lancashire where his interest in exploration and wildlife were already evident. On one occasion Waterton was caught by the school's Jesuit Superior scaling the towers at the front of the building; almost at the top, the Superior ordered him to come down the way he had gone up.[1] Waterton records in his autobiography that while he was at the school, "by a mutual understanding, I was considered rat-catcher to the establishment, and also fox-taker, foumart-killer, and cross-bow charger at the time when the young rooks were fledged. ... I followed up my calling with great success. The vermin disappeared by the dozen; the books were moderately well-thumbed; and according to my notion of things, all went on perfectly right."[2] Waterton was an early opponent of pollution. He fought a long-running court case against the owners of a soapworks that had been set up near his estate in 1839, and sent out poisonous chemicals that severely damaged the trees in the park and polluted the lake. He was eventually successful in having the soapworks moved. [mehr]

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