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100 1  Freeman, Edward A.|q(Edward Augustus),|d1823-1892.|0https:
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245 14 The Historical Geography of Europe. 
264  1 New York :|bNova Science Publishers, Incorporated,|c2020. 
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490 1  Geography and History of the World Ser. 
500    Description based upon print version of record. 
500    Different Meanings of the Name Italy 
505 0  Intro -- Contents -- List of Maps -- Preface* -- Chapter 1
       -- Introduction -- Definition of Historical Geography -- 
       Distinction of Geographical and Political Names -- 
       Geographical Aspect of Europe -- The Mediterranean Lands -
       - The Peninsulas of Europe and Asia -- Effect of Geography
       on History -- Beginning of History in the European 
       Peninsulas -- Characteristics of Greece -- Characteristics
       of Italy -- Advance of the Roman Dominion -- Effect of the
       Geographical Position of Germany, France, Spain and 
       Scandinavia -- Influence of National Character -- 
       Geographical Distribution of Races 
505 8  Europe an Aryan Continent -- Non-Aryan Remnants -- Order 
       of the Aryan Settlement -- Greeks and Italians -- Celts --
       Teutons and Slaves -- Lithuanians -- Movements among the 
       Aryan Races -- Later Intrusion of Non-Aryan Races -- 
       Semitic -- Turanian -- Chapter 2 -- Greece and the Greek 
       Colonies -- The Eastern or Greek Peninsula -- 
       Characteristics of the Eastern Peninsula -- Its Chief 
       Divisions -- Thrace and Illyria -- Greece Proper and Its 
       Peninsulas -- Peloponnêsos -- Insular and Asiatic Greece -
       - Continuous Hellas -- The Islands -- Asiatic Greece -- 
       Ethnology of the Eastern Peninsula 
505 8  The Greeks and the Kindred Races -- Nations More Remote, 
       but Probably Kindred -- Illyrians -- Epeiros, Macedonia, 
       Sicily and Italy -- Pelasgians -- The Earliest Geography 
       of Greece and the Neighbouring Lands -- The Homeric Map of
       Greece -- Tribal Divisions of Homeric Greece -- Groupings 
       of Cities -- Extent of Greek Colonization -- The Asiatic 
       Catalogue -- Phœnician and Greek Settlements in the 
       Islands -- Change from Homeric to Historic Greece -- 
       Changes in Peloponnêsos -- Changes in Northern Greece -- 
       Changes in Later Times -- B.C. 370-369 -- B.C. 468 -- The 
       Greek Colonies -- The Ægæan Colonies 
505 8  Colonies in Asia -- Their Early Greatness -- Lydian and 
       Persian Conquests -- Colonies in Thrace -- More Distant 
       Colonies -- Colonies in the Hadriatic -- Phœnician 
       Colonies -- Greek Colonies in Africa, Gaul, and Spain -- 
       Colonies on the Euxine -- Beginning of the Artificial 
       Greek Nation -- Growth of Macedonia and Epeiros -- Growth 
       of Macedonia -- Reign of Philip, B.C. 360-336 -- Conquests
       of Alexander, 336-323 -- Epeiros under Pyrrhos, B.C. 295-
       272 -- The Macedonian Kingdoms in Asia -- B.C. 301 -- 
       Egypt under the Ptolemies -- The Seleukid Dynasty -- Circa
       B.C. 256 -- B.C. 191-181 
505 8  Cities of Independent State in Asia Minor. B.C. 283 -- 
       Pergamos -- Spread of Hellenic Culture -- Seleukeia -- 
       Hêrakleia. B.C. 188 -- The later Geography of Independent 
       Greece -- Later Political Divisions of Greece -- The 
       Achaian League, B.C. 280 -- B.C. 191 -- The Aitolian 
       League -- Roman Interference in Greece -- B.C. 229 -- B.C.
       205 -- B.C. 200-197. Progress of Roman Conquests. B.C. 196
       -- B.C. 189 -- B.C. 169. B.C. 149 -- B.C. 146. Remaining 
       Free States Incorporated by Vespasian -- Special Character
       of Greek History -- Chapter 3 -- Formation of the Roman 
       Empire 
590    eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic 
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650  0 Historical geography.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       subjects/sh85054019 
650  7 Historical geography.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/
       958122 
650  7 Travel.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/1155558 
651  0 Europe|xDescription and travel.|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/subjects/sh85045661 
651  0 Europe|xHistorical geography.|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/subjects/sh2008114994 
651  7 Europe.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/1245064 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aFreeman, Edward A.|tThe Historical 
       Geography of Europe|dNew York : Nova Science Publishers, 
       Incorporated,c2020|z9781536178128 
830  0 Geography and History of the World Ser. 
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