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Astonished Traveler

J. Gerald Kennedy

1981

The autobiography of Nathaniel Southgate Shaler

Various, Nathaniel Southgate Shaler, Sophia Penn Shaler

1909

Biographical memoirs

Office of the Home Secretary, National Academy of Sciences U.S.

1975

Journeyman Taylor

Thomas Griffith Taylor

1958

Geographers

Marguerita Oughton, Philippe Pinchemel

1977

Mrs P's journey

Sarah Hartley

2002

Ellsworth Huntington; his life and thought

Geoffrey J. Martin

1973

A biographical dictionary of American geography in the twentieth century

Gary S. Dunbar

1992

American geography

Preston Everett James

1954

Abstract thoughts, concrete solutions

Leonard Guelke

1987

Alexander von Humboldt, colossus of exploration

Ann Gaines

1991

Élisée Reclus, historian of nature

Gary S. Dunbar

1978

Prince Henry the Navigator

Ure, John

1977

On becoming a professional geographer

Coming clean from Abilene

Bob Mayfield

2013

The life and thought of Isaiah Bowman

Geoffrey J. Martin

1980

Wartime encounter with geography

Harm J. de Blij, Harm de Blij

2000

Tudor geography, 1485-1583

Eva Germaine Rimington Taylor

1968

The Consultant Geographer

A. G. McLellan

1995

Geography and exploration

Barry M. Gough

2001

How I made the world

Jay Appleton

1995

What is Asia to us?

Milan Hauner

1990

Living With Nature's Extremes

Robert E. Hinshaw

2006

Last Launch

George F. Thompson, Yi-fu Tuan

2015

Geography and geographers

R. J. Johnston

1979

The librarian who measured the earth

Kathryn Lasky

1994

The geographer at work

Gould, Peter

1989

Geography and gender

Women and Geography Study Group of the Ibg

1984

Becoming a geographer

Gould, Peter

1999

Late Tudor and early Stuart geography, 1583-1650

Eva Germaine Rimington Taylor

1968

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