Mackinder

/ (məˈkɪndə) /

noun

Sir Halford John. 1861–1947, British geographer noted esp for his work in political geography. His writings include Democratic Ideas and Reality (1919)

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“If you want to get away from this place according to your plan, now is the time to take action,” replied Mackinder in a whisper.

Boy Scouts in the North Sea |G. Harvey Ralphson
“Ah, there you are, Norton,” sighed Mackinder in a relieved tone as a man in uniform appeared.

Boy Scouts in the North Sea |G. Harvey Ralphson
“There is no place short of Amsterdam where one can get anything like a decent meal,” replied Mackinder.

Boy Scouts in the North Sea |G. Harvey Ralphson
The face of the visitor was none other than that of their missing acquaintance, Mackinder.

Boy Scouts in the North Sea |G. Harvey Ralphson

They were unable to understand how this man should know anything of the mysterious package unless Mackinder had told him.

Boy Scouts in the North Sea |G. Harvey Ralphson

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Mackinder

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