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Jacob, Christian, 1955-
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Title The sovereign map : theoretical approaches in cartography throughout history / Christian Jacob
translated by Tom Conley
edited by Edward H. Dahl.
Contributors Dahl, Edward H.
Publisher Chicago : University of Chicago Press
Creation Date 2006
Notes Translation of L'empire des cartes.
Includes bibliography (p. 389-401) and index.
Extent xxiii, 417 p., [32] pages of plates : ill. (some color), facsims., maps, ports
24 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990026716930205171

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