The Earth and Man, Lects., Tr. by C.C. Felton

In this work, Guyot explores the relationship between physical geography and the development of human civilization. With clear and concise language, he explains the impact of natural resources on the growth of societies, and how man's interactions with the earth can shape their political and economic systems.

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