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Challenging Braudel: a new vision of the Mediterranean - PEREGRINE HORDEN and NICHOLAS PURCELL, THE CORRUPTING SEA: A STUDY OF MEDITERRANEAN HISTORY (Blackwell Publishers, Oxford 2000). Pp. xiii + 761, 36 maps. ISBN 0 631 13666 5. $34.95 (paperback).
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