Relative Values and Comparisons - 2. The World’s Inhabitants
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A printed page titled Maps and Diagrams of the World's Commerce shows a colour-coded world map of population density, a British Isles density map, and comparative square diagrams of imperial populations. Portrait vignettes depict the chief races of mankind beneath descriptive text. The page is attributed to Amalgamated Press and dated 1908.
