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Political and commercial geology and the world's mineral resources
Josiah Edward Spurr
Minerals decide the fate of nations, and Spurr shows exactly how. This survey maps the world's mineral resources, the uses and substitutes for petroleum, and the geological and geographical facts that put political and commercial power in certain hands. A hard-headed look at the rocks beneath global strategy. See the world map redrawn by what lies underground.
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568 chapters
- 1POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL GEOLOGY AND THE WORLD’S MINERAL RESOURCES
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4CHAPTER I PETROLEUM By John D. Northrop[1]
- 5INTRODUCTION By J. E. Spurr
- 6USES OF PETROLEUM
- 7Substitutes.
- 8CHANGES IN PRACTICE
- 9GEOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION
- 10GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION
- 11POLITICAL CONTROL OF PRODUCTION
- 12COMMERCIAL CONTROL OF PRODUCTION
- 13POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL CONTROL OF RESOURCES
- 14POSITION OF THE LEADING POWERS
- 15United States.
- 16Great Britain.
- 17France.
- 18Japan.
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