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Regions in northeast Thailand

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Doyle, John William

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This thesis is the result of part-time endeavours begun in 1964, to satisfy an interest created by a second short visit to Northeast Thailand in that year. The original plan envisaged the creation of an atlas of Northeast Thailand, similar to the "Atlas of Mysore State: Volume 1", prepared in 1961 under the leadership of Professor Learmonth. In concept it was to be a largely descriptive regional geography following traditional systematic lines and with a final chapter synthesizing the data into a simple regional structure.

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