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Dominica world bibliographical series

By: Myers, A. Robert, Comp

Publisher: CLIO PRESS ; Oxford ; 1987Description: xxv, 190 pISBN: 1-85109-031-2Subject(s): BIBLIOGRAPHIES | REFERENCE MATERIALS | HISTORY | DOMINICASummary: Keeping with the goals of the World Bibliographical Series, the aim of this bibliography is to provide an interpretation of Dominica expressing its culture, its place in the world and the qualities and background that make it unique. Several areas receive special emphasis: the Island Caribs, geography, history, literature, travel and description, conservation and the national park and flora and fauna. They best describe Dominica's distinct characteristics and contributions to the larger world.

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Grey Literature	National Documentation Centre Dominican Collection	01038-DM (Browse shelf)	Available		3644

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Keeping with the goals of the World Bibliographical Series, the aim of this bibliography is to provide an interpretation of Dominica expressing its culture, its place in the world and the qualities and background that make it unique. Several areas receive special emphasis: the Island Caribs, geography, history, literature, travel and description, conservation and the national park and flora and fauna. They best describe Dominica's distinct characteristics and contributions to the larger world.

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