Titlebook: Mapping Ethnography in Early Modern Germany; New Worlds in Print Stephanie Leitch Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ameri

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Stephanie Leitch M. F. Randolph: Evaluation of the remoulded shear strength of offshore clays and application to pipline-soil and riser-soil interaction..The book gives a comprehensive description of the mechanical resp978-3-7091-1761-3978-3-7091-1068-3Series ISSN 0254-1971 Series E-ISSN 2309-3706

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Centering the Self: Mapping the , and the Limits of the World,tudy, the German-speaking lands early in the sixteenth century. Both were amorphous concepts when judged by the modern sense of these terms, but terms we can historicize with the aid of a “map” in the largest monument of pre-Reformation printing in Germany, the ., known in Latin as the ., or the Boo

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Epilogue,cas, Renaissance Germans demonstrated a tenacious interest in the peoples of these regions. Columbus’ and Vespucci’s reports found their broadest circulation in Germany, and German artists, as this study argues, created an early European picture of newly discovered natives of Africa and India. The i

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