National Geographic Magazine Vol. 07 - 03. March 1896
by National Geographic Society
'National Geographic Magazine Vol. 07 - 03. March 1896' Summary
The March 1896 edition of the National Geographic Magazine delves into a diverse range of topics, reflecting the scientific and technological advancements of the era. It features articles on Arctic exploration, including the fate of the Jeannette expedition and Nansen's polar journey, the development of submarine cables and their impact on global communication, and the survey of Indian Territory. The magazine also examines the history of telegraphy, particularly the Russo-American telegraph project, and explores the concept of "Free Burghs" in the United States. These articles provide a glimpse into the era's scientific curiosity, technological achievements, and evolving understanding of the world.Book Details
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