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Lowenthal, David (1960) George Perkins Marsh on the Nature and Purpose of Geography. The Geographical Journal, 126 (4) 413 doi:10.2307/1793376

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TitleGeorge Perkins Marsh on the Nature and Purpose of Geography
JournalThe Geographical Journal
AuthorsLowenthal, DavidAuthor
Year1960 (December)Volume126
Issue4
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/1793376
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