... now become the abodes of myriads of peaceful, civilized, and friendly men, where the desert and impenetrable forest are changed into cultivated fields, rich gardens, and magnificent cities. It is the strong intellect of man, operating with the faculty... The Panorama of Science: Or, a Guide to Knowledge - Page 318by George Grant - 1849 - 320 pagesFull view - About this book
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