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Geographies of England : the North-South divide, material and imagined / edited by Alan R.H. Baker and Mark Billinge.
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Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2004.
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BJL 4th Floor
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216p.
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0521822610
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Series
Cambridge studies in historical geography ; 37
Subject
Regional disparities -- England.
Culture conflict -- England.
Regionalism -- England.
Landscapes -- England.
England -- Historical geography.
England, Southern -- Historical geography.
England, Northern -- Historical geography.
Alt author
Baker, Alan R. H.
Billinge, Mark.
Descript
216p.
ISBN
0521822610
Series
Cambridge studies in historical geography ; 37
Subject
Regional disparities -- England.
Culture conflict -- England.
Regionalism -- England.
Landscapes -- England.
England -- Historical geography.
England, Southern -- Historical geography.
England, Northern -- Historical geography.
Alt author
Baker, Alan R. H.
Billinge, Mark.
LOCATION
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STATUS
BJL 4th Floor
DA 600 G3
8 WEEK LOAN
AVAILABLE
Subject
Regional disparities -- England.
Culture conflict -- England.
Regionalism -- England.
Landscapes -- England.
England -- Historical geography.
England, Southern -- Historical geography.
England, Northern -- Historical geography.
Descript
216p.
Alt author
Baker, Alan R. H.
Billinge, Mark.
ISBN
0521822610
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