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The ‘London atlas of universal geography’ from John Arrowsmith to Edward Stanford: Origin, development and dissolution of a British world atlas from the 1830s to the 1930s
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  • 1983The royal geographical society's membership, the map trade, and geographical publishing in Britain 1830 to ca 1930: An introductory essay with listing of some 250 fellows in related professions9 cited

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