Following the Equator
a journey around the world
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Author
Publication
1989 - Dover Publications, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
189,885 words, Calculated
Page Count
712 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivefollowingequator00twai_0
- ISBN-100486261131
- ISBN-139780486261133
- Goodreads494164
- LibraryThing109012
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number89033693
- Better World Books9780486261133
- Open LibraryOL2211006M
Classifications
- DDC910.4/1
- LCCG440.T95 T93 1989
- LCCG440.T95T93 1989
Description
AKA: More Tramps Abroad
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Series Statement
- Dover books on travel, adventure
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