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“Conquerors of The Künlün”? The Schlagintweit Mission to High Asia, 1854–57
History of Science 38 (2):179-218 (2000)
Abstract
Backstory of "The Man Who Would Be King." A meditation on the limits of scientific and historical representation.Author's Profile
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