Albert Demangeon
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Albert Demangeon , 1872-1940, French geographer, specializing in the study of regional and economic geography. His best-known works include Le Déclin de L'Europe (1920), L'Empire britannique (1923), and Les Iles britanniques (1927).
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