National Geographic Magazine Vol. 07 - 10. October 1896
by National Geographic Society
'National Geographic Magazine Vol. 07 - 10. October 1896' Summary
The October 1896 edition of the National Geographic Magazine offers a captivating glimpse into the scientific and geographical discoveries of the era. Hon. George C. Perkins eloquently describes the allure and resources of California, while Dr. N. S. Shaler delves into the critical issue of soil erosion and its economic implications. The magazine also chronicles the groundbreaking Nansen Polar Expedition, providing a special report by Hon. Ernest A. Man. Lieutenant J. C. Cantwell shares his observations on the ice cliffs encountered along the Kowak River in the Arctic, offering valuable insights into the region's unique geography. F. H. Newell sheds light on recent advancements in hydrographic research, highlighting the growing understanding of water resources. The magazine concludes with a section dedicated to various miscellaneous topics, showcasing the breadth of scientific inquiry in the late 19th century.Book Details
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