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A Temperate Empire Making Climate Change In Early America 1st Edition Anya Zilberstein

Name: A Temperate Empire Making Climate Change In Early America 1st Edition Anya Zilberstein
SKU: BELL-5742676
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A Temperate Empire Making Climate Change In Early America 1st Edition Anya Zilberstein instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.33 MB

Pages: 280

Author: Anya Zilberstein

ISBN: 9780190206598, 9780190206604, 0190206594, 0190206608

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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A Temperate Empire Making Climate Change In Early America 1st Edition Anya Zilberstein by Anya Zilberstein 9780190206598, 9780190206604, 0190206594, 0190206608 instant download after payment.

'A Temperate Empire' explores how early North American settlers understood the widespread process of climate warming and tried to remake local climates through colonial settlement and economic development.
Abstract: A Temperate Empire explores how early North American settlers understood the widespread process of climate warming and tried to remake local climates through colonial settlement and economic development.