National Geographic Magazine Vol. 08 - 05. May 1897
by National Geographic Society
'National Geographic Magazine Vol. 08 - 05. May 1897' Summary
The May 1897 edition of National Geographic Magazine embarks on a journey through diverse geographical landscapes and historical accounts. Admiral Meade's captivating narrative of his voyage through the treacherous Straits of Magellan provides readers with firsthand insights into the challenges and wonders of maritime exploration. John Hyde's biographical tribute to Admiral Meade sheds light on the life and achievements of this distinguished naval officer. Turning our attention to Central America, Señor Ricardo Villafranca unveils the captivating beauty and cultural richness of Costa Rica. Exploring the intricate relationship between geography and human activity, L.C. Glenn delves into the application of physiography in South Carolina, highlighting the significance of this scientific discipline in understanding the natural world. Ernest De Sasseville's compelling account of Sheik Said transports readers to a realm of intrigue and adventure, showcasing the fascinating cultural tapestry of the Middle East. The magazine concludes with a curated selection of geographic literature, serials, and miscellaneous materials, providing readers with a wealth of knowledge and insights into the world around them.Book Details
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