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MORPHOLOGY OF THE EARTH. Lester C. King. 9½ × 7in. xii + 699 pp. Oliver and Boyd : Edinburgh and London 1962 84s.
INTERNATIONAL YEARBOOK OF CARTOGRAPHY 1961. George Philip and Son Ltd., London, 1961. 199 pages 35/‐.
LA VIE RURALE EN VIVARAIS, by Pierre Bozon. Claremont‐Ferrand : Institut de Géographie de la Faculté des Lettres, 1961. Pp. 641. 10 × 6½ in. 37 NF. To be obtained from the author at the Ecole Normale d'Instituteurs, Privas (Ardèche).
GERMANY: ITS GEOGRAPHY AND GROWTH. By K. A. Sinnhuber. London : John Murray, 1961. Pp. 128. 15s.
THE INDUSTRIES OF GREATER LONDON SINCE 1861. By P. G. Hall. London : Hutchinson's University Library, 1962. Pp. 192. 12s. 6d.
MINERALS, ROCKS AND GEMSTONES, by Rudolf Borner. Edinburgh : Oliver and Boyd, 1962. 8¾ in. × 5½ in., 250 pp., 25s.
RURAL SETTLEMENT AND LAND USE, by M. Chisholm. 201 pp. London : Hutchinson's University Library, 1962, 12s 6d.
LIMERICK RURAL SURVEY. Interim Report. Migration. (1960). LIMERICK RURAL SURVEY. Second Interim Report. Physical Geography and Geology. (1961). 9½ × 7ins.
NOTES ON IRISH GEOGRAPHY. (Geological, Human and Industrial) by Maureen Horgan. Dublin : Educational Co. of Ireland, 1961. 10 × 7½in., 64 pages, 3/6d.
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