National Geographic June 1997

National Geographic June 1997 National Geographic Society Primary Author mixed material bibliography National Geographic Society monographic Vol.191, No.6 en English French Polynesia: Charting a New Course ( France �s restless South Pacific paradise grapples with modernization as it fights for its identity.) Black Pearls of French Polynesia (Crystalline lagoons of the Tuamotu Archipelago provide a home for unique South Seas Trove.) Restoring Old Ironsides (In July the U.S.S. Constitution is scheduled to set sail from Boston for the first time in 116 years.) Cats: Nature�s Masterwork (From tiger to tabby, these marvels of design are all the same under the skin.) The Human-Cat Connection: The Family Line (Researchers mapping feline DNA find intriguing genetic similarities to humans.) Okinawa: Claiming its birthright ( Japan �s southern outpost has hosted the U.S. military for five decades. Some argue that�s long enough.) Special Places: Hemingway�s Many Hearted Fox River (Hemingway�s storied trout stream wends its way through the woods and bogs of northern Michigan .) In Focus: Central Africa �s Cycle of Violence (Forty years of violence between Hutu and Tutsi has scarred the core of a continent.) USA C2O library Online catalog (BETA) M 910 Nat 1997.06 5480/A C2O library & collabtive (History & Geography; Journal & Magazines) 5000 NatGeo199706.jpg 5341 2015-01-02 09:50:52 2015-09-06 15:55:10 machine generated