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Mill, Hugh Robert, Mackinder, H. J. (1902) Britain and the British Seas. The Geographical Journal, 19 (4) 489 doi:10.2307/1775247

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TitleBritain and the British Seas
JournalThe Geographical Journal
AuthorsMill, Hugh RobertAuthor
Mackinder, H. J.Author
Year1902 (April)Volume19
Issue4
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/1775247
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