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National Geographic Magazine March 1968, Scotland, Iran, Tonga, Mobile Alabama
Excellent Condition, collected by Parents Lifelong Subscription, has been sitting undisturbed for many years. I would be conservative in saying you probably cannot find this copy, that is this old, in any better condition elsewhere.
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Scorpions: Living Fossils of the Sands Older than the dinosaurs, scorpions have survived in deserts such as Arizona’s by preying on spiders, crickets, moths, and other small creatures.
Iran’s Shah Crowns Himself and His Empress Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who assumed power in 1941, waited until he had strengthened his country and produced a male heir before conducting a dazzling coronation in Teheran.
Mobile, Alabama’s City in Motion The small southern city at a crossroads of river, forests, and the Gulf of Mexico expands its industries while retaining its historic charm.
The Friendly Isles of Tonga Treated like a native after several visits, the author reviews the history and culture of these Polynesians, including their music, art, and tapa ( traditional Polynesian fabric) production.
Coronations a World Apart The Geographic’s Editor summarizes the history of the monarchy in Iran and Tonga to introduce the stories that follow.
South Seas’ Tonga Hails a King The King of the last Polynesian monarchy presents a Christian coronation for his public, a private kava ceremony for his chiefs, and a feast for all of his guests in Tonga.
The Highlands, Stronghold of Scottish Gaeldom An independence born of solitude imbues Highlanders of northwest Scotland, who treasure poetry, music, and the Gaelic tongue.
