Excerpt from Human Use Geography, Vol. 2: The Great Desert and Its Oases; Mediterranean Lands; Europe; Asia; Southern Lands; Africa, Australia, South America; The United States in Its World Relations
In the two texts all Of the countries of the world are presented as thoroughly as space permits. In this book the plus part of the single-cycle plus system appears in the last part a special study of the United States in its world relations.
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