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| The mountains, as natural obstacles, are often considered
borders destined to separate opposing sides. However, border areas
can not be thought of solely as dividing elements: they must be considered
for their most important characteristics, and seen as "centres
in evolution and expansion, small worlds with their own value and
able to attract and bond closely men and places" (Febvre).... |
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