Bolivar the Liberator and the Myth of Liberty
A sweeping portrait traces Simon Bolivar from colonial status to independence leader. It portrays his heroism and brutal proclamations, his alliance with British officers, and the costly wars across Colombia Venezuela and beyond, ending with his final proclamation and death.
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Spain
Ferdinand
Prince of the Asturias
Don Ferdinand
Bolivar
Liberty
South America
Providence
Napoleon
Brother Joseph
Venezuela
George
London
Miranda
Andes
New Republic
Republic
Simon Bolivar
General Miranda
Colombia
Magdalena Valley
America
la Guayra
Orinoco River
Llanos
Haneros
Boves
Morales
Carabobo
Europe
Spanish America
Paramo
Rook
Boyaca
British Legion
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
France's Indo China described by National Geographic notes
The article outlines French Indo China as a vast tropical union in Southeast Asia with Cochin China Cambodia Annam Tongking Laos and Saigon Hanoi as key centers. It highlights geography climate rivers especially the Mekong railways ports and growing industries including rice sugar tea cocoa coffee cotton and cabinet goods.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
France
Far East
D'Oisy
Paris
Saigon
Hanoi
Asia
Arabia
India
Malay
Philippines
Central America
Cochin-China
House of Deputies
Cambodia
Annam
Tongking
Laos
Tonking
Burma
Washington
Red River
le Petit Lac
le Grand Lac
America
Manila
Great Britain
Hong Kong
Singapore
Indo-China
Mekong
Tibet
Tonle Sap
Siam
Franece
Maximilian
Mexico
Cochin- China
Essential Frocks for Short Visits in Summer Fashion
A fashion correspondent outlines a compact travel wardrobe for weekend trips. It emphasizes conservative dress codes across communities, with a focus on evening frocks, morning suits, and flexible pieces like a one hat, a coat or shawl, and versatile slippers. It notes elaborate silver and copper toned evening slippers from Paris makers and warns about shifting fashion norms signaling upcoming change.
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New York Herald- Tribune
Paris
Hellstein
Milady
Wheat Yield Trend Claims Eight Bushels Per Acre Every Century
The English have increased wheat yield over the last three centuries at roughly eight bushels per acre per century, a historical growth rate cited in the text.
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