The World Flat-globe and International Geographical History of the World

"The World Flat-globe and International Geographical History of the World" offers a unique perspective on geography and world history. Published in 1919, this book presents the world through the lens of the flat-earth theory, providing insights into the geographical understanding and cartographical techniques of the time. Authored by Joseph Edmund Woodman, Robert E. Peary, and the World Flat-globe Corporation, it delves into international geographical history, exploring different cultures and regions.

This volume serves as a historical artifact, showcasing alternative viewpoints on the shape and structure of the Earth. It will appeal to readers interested in the history of science, cartography, and the evolution of geographical thought. The book offers a fascinating glimpse into a world where conventional understanding was challenged by innovative and unconventional ideas.

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