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Across the black sands and the red [articles] : travel writing , nature and the reclamation of the eurasian steppe circa 1850, fasc. 4

Language: anglais ; of summary, anglais.Publication: New York : Cambridge : 2010-11Description: pp. 591-614 : ill., carteISSN: 0020 7438.Subject - Geographical Name: IRAN Subject: HISTOIRE | RECIT DE VOYAGE | FRONTIERE | DESERT | EUROPE CENTRALE | ASIE CENTRALE | ACCULTURATION Item type:

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