The Prisoners of Geography(series11-20): Little-Known Geographical Facts About Money, Territory, and Power (The Metaphors of Geography Book 26)
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The Prisoners of Geography(series11-20): Little-Known Geographical Facts About Money, Territory, and Power (The Metaphors of Geography Book 26)

by Abraham Lincoln

History Politics Geography
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The Prisoners of Geography(series11-20) gathers little-known geographical facts about money, territory, and power. As Book 26 in The Metaphors of Geography series, this volume covers entries 11–20 for readers interested in geography and its connections to influence and resources.

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The Prisoners of Geography(series11-20) presents little-known geographical facts connected to money, territory, and power.

This volume is identified as part of The Metaphors of Geography series and is designated as Book 26.

Covering series entries 11–20, it offers a broad geography-focused look at how place and resources relate to larger forces.

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