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McConnell, W. R. (1924) The Place of Geography in the Junior High School. Journal of Geography, 23 (2) 49-58 doi:10.1080/00221342408983548

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TitleThe Place of Geography in the Junior High School
JournalJournal of Geography
AuthorsMcConnell, W. R.Author
Year1924 (February)Volume23
Issue2
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1080/00221342408983548
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Full ReferenceMcConnell, W. R. (1924) The Place of Geography in the Junior High School. Journal of Geography, 23 (2) 49-58 doi:10.1080/00221342408983548
Plain TextMcConnell, W. R. (1924) The Place of Geography in the Junior High School. Journal of Geography, 23 (2) 49-58 doi:10.1080/00221342408983548
In(1924, February) Journal of Geography Vol. 23 (2) Informa UK Limited

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