Land of the striped stalker: wildlife of Madhya Pradesh / by Rajesh Gopal and Rajesh Bedi

By:

Gopal, Rajesh

Contributor(s):

Bedi, Rajesh

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Wisdom Tree, 2010. New Delhi:Description: 96 pISBN:

9788183281539

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

599.75609543 GOP-L

Summary: The metropolitan region centered on New York City is one of the oldest and has long been the largest metro area in the United States. Given its strategic position—built around a great natural harbor connected by waterways with the U.S. hinterland and by ocean to the rest of the world—New York City early on acquired pivotal economic functions that benefited the region and indeed the nation. By the end of the nineteenth century, the city was by far the biggest capital market, banking center, corporate headquarters location, professional services provider, port, and manufacturing and wholesaling district in North

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Books	Library, SPAB G-2	Non Fiction	599.75609543 GOP-L (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Checked out to Saloni Mehta (2024MLA010)	31/01/2025	001725

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The metropolitan region centered on New York City is one of the oldest and has long been the largest metro area in the United States. Given its strategic position—built around a great natural harbor connected by waterways with the U.S. hinterland and by ocean to the rest of the world—New York City early on acquired pivotal economic functions that benefited the region and indeed the nation. By the end of the nineteenth century, the city was by far the biggest capital market, banking center, corporate headquarters location, professional services provider, port, and manufacturing and wholesaling district in North

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