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Chicago: The Department of Geography, The University of Chicago, 1964. Fair, ex-library paperback that has been detached from binding with similar volumes, hence spine is missing, and book thread is visible along spine on both wraps. Additionally, book has library markings on front wrap; text is unmarked. 130 pages.. Trade Paperback. Fair. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library.
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The Demand for Transportation: Regional and Commodity Studies in the United States (Department of Geography Research Paper No. 95)
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The Demand for Transportation: Regional and Commodity Studies in the United States (Department of Geography Research Paper No. 95)
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