THE DYNAMICS OF GEOGRAPHIC CHANGE: THE CASE OF KANO1

Gavan McDonell

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Another hidden source of error in historical writing is the ignoring of the transformations that occur in the condition of epochs and peoples with the passage of time and the change of periods … the condition of the world, and of the nations, with their customs and modes of occupation, do not persist in one unchanging state or stable pattern, but are transformed with the passage of time and move from one condition to another, and just as individuals and times and cities change, so do zones of climate and epochs and countries and states—for such is the law laid down by God for his worshippers. Ibn Khaldun of Tunis: Prolegomena to the Study of History. Ca. 1380 A.D.

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