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J., L. R., James, Preston E. (1943) Latin America. The Geographical Journal, 101 (2) 91 doi:10.2307/1789650

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AuthorsJ., L. R.Author
James, Preston E.Author
Year1943 (February)Volume101
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DOIdoi:10.2307/1789650
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