“Again, the Mediterranean area as a whole is remarkable not only for its sharply-defined climate and associated vegetation, but for its relative ease of access to regions of different climate and products, with which exchange naturally arises.”
Newbigin’s study of the Mediterranean area in the context of human geography—an examination which traces the development of western civilization in relation to geographical conditions.
Author: Marion I. Newbigin
Title: The Mediterranean Lands: An Introductory Study in Human and Historical Geography
Edition: First American Edition, second printing
Published: New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1924
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 217p
Condition: Good condition dust jacket with edge wear, mild rubbing to surfaces, moderate chipping, and toning—in new dust jacket cover. Boards and spine very clean with mild edge wear, bumping to corners, and crushing at spine ends. Binding mostly solid and square—slight cracking at half-title page. Pages toned. Light foxing on edges.
Comments: Scarce copy
