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McDougall, E. Ann (1991) The Quest for “Tarra”: Toponymy and Geography in Exploring History. History in Africa, 18. 271-289 doi:10.2307/3172066

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TitleThe Quest for “Tarra”: Toponymy and Geography in Exploring History
JournalHistory in Africa
AuthorsMcDougall, E. AnnAuthor
Year1991Volume18
PublisherCambridge University Press (CUP)
DOIdoi:10.2307/3172066Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMcDougall, E. Ann (1991) The Quest for “Tarra”: Toponymy and Geography in Exploring History. History in Africa, 18. 271-289 doi:10.2307/3172066
Plain TextMcDougall, E. Ann (1991) The Quest for “Tarra”: Toponymy and Geography in Exploring History. History in Africa, 18. 271-289 doi:10.2307/3172066
In(1991) History in Africa Vol. 18. Cambridge University Press (CUP)

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