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  1. World-power and evolution. by Ellsworth Huntington . by Huntington. Ellsworth. 1876-1947., 1919
  2. Civilization and climate. by Ellsworth Huntington by Huntington. Ellsworth. 1876-1947., 1915-01-01
  3. Business geography. by Ellsworth Huntington and Frank E. Wil by Huntington. Ellsworth. 1876-1947., 1922-01-01
  4. Asia a geography reader by Ellsworth Huntington. by Huntington. Ellsworth. 1876-1947., 1912-01-01
  5. The climatic factor as illustrated in arid America. by Ellsworth by Huntington. Ellsworth. 1876-1947., 1914-01-01
  6. Memoir to Ellsworth Huntington, 1876-1947 by S. S Visher, 1948
  7. The pulse of Asia. a journey in Central Asia illustrating the ge by Huntington. Ellsworth. 1876-1947., 1907-01-01
  8. The secret of the big trees. Yosemite. Sequoia. and General Gran by Huntington. Ellsworth. 1876-1947., 1913-01-01

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This American geographer and explorer took part in important expeditions to the Euphrates River (1901), Russian Turkestan (1903-04) and Chinese Turkestan (1905-06), and authored many books such as "Civilization and Climate" (1915), "Earth and Sun" (1923) and "Mainsprings of Civilization" (1945). TLS, 1p, 8½" X 11", New Haven, CT, 1935 April 15. Addressed to S.C. Gilfillan.Very good. Light age toning. Friendly letter on Yale University letterhead about many subjects, including (of all things) "the decline of the patent system... I have been impressed by the way in which recent inventions so largely take the form of individual adjustments by which old ideas are fitted to the needs of a particular factory or a particular product." Continues: "My book on Civilization progresses so slowly... I am sending you a copy of After Three Centuries, which includes the beginning of my study of names...." Interesting. Not sure what some of these terms mean? Look it up in our

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43. Afghanistan @ National Geographic Magazine
Huntington, Ellsworth. The Afghan Borderland, Part I The Russian Frontier, National Geographic (September 1909), 78899. Huntington, Ellsworth.
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A nation shattered by wars, droughts, and earthquakes looks for signs of stability amid an uneasy peace.
Get a taste of what awaits you in print from this compelling excerpt. In late March I was forced to cancel a trip to Kandahar when I learned that Islamic radicals were preparing to attack expatriates in the region. Several days later armed men hijacked a humanitarian convoy near the city, executing the only foreigner in the group, a Salvadoran water engineer with the international Red Cross. The militants allegedly included representatives of the Taliban. Yet despite the resurgence of violence, much of Afghanistan is safer today than when I trekked its mountains and valleys as a reporter during the Soviet war. In snowy Paprok, where my latest travels began, all was quiet. Since my first visit in 1981 the town has been improved with a new road and, astoundingly, electricity. Small hydroelectric generators have been installed by Afghanaid, one of the three nongovernmental organizations, or NGOs, in the region, as well as by villagers themselves.

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