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Cambridge Studies in Historical Geography

Táto séria sa ponára do hlbín minulosti prostredníctvom geografickej perspektívy. Skúma, ako sa miesta a krajiny v priebehu času formovali ľudskou činnosťou a prírodnými procesmi. Každá kniha prináša nový výskum a analyzuje spojenie medzi históriou a priestorom. Je to nevyhnutné čítanie pre každého, koho zaujíma, ako fyzický svet odráža a ovplyvňuje ľudské dejiny.

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