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Jackson, Richard H. (1976) The Persistence Of Outmoded Ideas In High School Geography Texts. Journal of Geography, 75 (7) 399-408 doi:10.1080/00221347608980606

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TitleThe Persistence Of Outmoded Ideas In High School Geography Texts
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AuthorsJackson, Richard H.Author
Year1976 (October)Volume75
Issue7
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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Full ReferenceJackson, Richard H. (1976) The Persistence Of Outmoded Ideas In High School Geography Texts. Journal of Geography, 75 (7) 399-408 doi:10.1080/00221347608980606
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In(1976, October) Journal of Geography Vol. 75 (7) Informa UK Limited

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