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National Geographic May 2017, Scotland, Pipeline Protest, Africa, Akhenaten ...
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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Whose Moors Are They? Scotland has lost more than 25 percent of its heather moorland since World War II. For what’s left of this signature landscape, the future is clouded by debates about class, culture, and nature.
Who Is a Genius? Science explores why some exceptional minds soar above mere brilliance.
United in Protest For indigenous people, rebelling against a pipeline is also uniting nations.
The Burning Heart of Africa Is failure the fate of the Central African Republic?
Flower Men In a bustling flower market in Kolkata, India, vendors wear their colorful wares.
Akhenaten King Tut’s dad, and Egypt’s first revolutionary, is still a symbol of change.
