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    How to lie with maps /

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    Connections and content : reflections on networks and the history of cartography /

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    Adventures in academic cartography : a memoir /

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    Patents and cartographic inventions : a new perspective for map history /

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    Maps with the news : the development of American journalistic cartography /

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    Bushmanders & bullwinkles : how politicians manipulate electronic maps and census data to win elections /

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    Maps, distortion, and meaning /

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    Mapping it out : expository cartography for the humanities and social sciences /

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    Spying with maps : surveillance technologies and the future of privacy /

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    Rhumb lines and map wars : a social history of the Mercator projection /

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    Computer-assisted cartography : principles and prospects /

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    Cartographies of Danger : Mapping Hazards in America

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    From Squaw Tit to Whorehouse Meadow : how maps name, claim, and inflame /

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    How to lie with maps /

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    Technological transition in cartography /

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    Coast lines : how mapmakers frame the world and chart environmental change /

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    [No] dig, [no] fly, [no] go : how maps restrict and control /

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    Air apparent : how meteorologists learned to map, predict, and dramatize weather /

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    Cartographies of danger : mapping hazards in America /

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    Rhumb Lines and Map Wars : A Social History of the Mercator Projection /
    by Monmonier, Mark, Monmonier, Mark
    Published 2010

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