# Acknowledgements

This free course was written by Clive Barnett (University of Exeter) and Nigel Clark (Lancaster University).

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Figure 11 Nationalities Map No 1. Seven Settlements: Database of Photos. University of Illinois at Chicago Library, Special Collections and University

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Figure 15 Courtesy of Clive Barnett

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