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Davenport, David Paul (1981) Caravansand classrooms: The novel as a teaching aid. Journal of Geography, 80 (7) 259-263 doi:10.1080/00221348108980699

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TitleCaravansand classrooms: The novel as a teaching aid
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Year1981 (December)Volume80
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
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In(1981, December) Journal of Geography Vol. 80 (7) Informa UK Limited

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