Historical Geography: Through the Gates of Space and Time

Robert M. Newcomb · Robin A. Butlin

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Context and histories of historical geography (c.1700-1920) the beginnings of modern historical geography (c.1920-1950) historical geography in the second half of the 20th century sources of evidence and data in geographies of power and control rural transformations historical geographies of urbanization historical geographies of industrialization historical geographies of trade, transport and communications.

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