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Gleave, M. B., White, H. P. (1969) The West African Middle Belt: Environmental Fact or Geographer's Fiction?. Geographical Review, 59 (1) 123 doi:10.2307/213085

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TitleThe West African Middle Belt: Environmental Fact or Geographer's Fiction?
JournalGeographical Review
AuthorsGleave, M. B.Author
White, H. P.Author
Year1969 (January)Volume59
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DOIdoi:10.2307/213085Search in ResearchGate
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