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  1. Cartography between Imperial Politics and National Movements: Nineteenth-Century Mapping of Croatia
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  1. Chapter One: Introduction
  3. pp. 75-76
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  1. Chapter Two: From Imperial Cartography to the Birth of National Cartography
  3. pp. 77-79
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  1. Chapter Three: The Role of National Cartography in General Carto-Historiography
  3. pp. 80-81
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  1. Chapter Four: Geopolitical Changes and National Movements as a Framework for Cartographic Activities in Nineteenth-Century Croatia
  3. pp. 82-83
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  1. Chapter Five: The Croatian National Revival (the Illyrian Movement) as the Initial Impetus to the Development of Croatian Geography and Cartography
  3. pp. 84-86
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  1. Chapter Six: The Map of the Austrian Empire (1847): The First Map in the Croatian Language
  3. pp. 87-89
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  1. Chapter Seven: The Revolution and the Period of Neo-Absolutism (1848-60): The Rump Kingdom and Cartographic Bilingualism
  3. pp. 90-96
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  1. Chapter Eight: Modernization Processes in the Period of Centralism (1860-67): A Cartographic Integration of the Triune Kingdom and Reversion to the National Language
  3. pp. 97-107
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  1. Chapter Nine: Croatian Cartography at the Time of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy: Beginning of Institutional Development of National Cartography
  3. pp. 108-110
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  1. Chapter Ten: The 1871-81 Reincorporation of the Military Frontier: From Military to Civilian Cartography
  3. pp. 111-112
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  1. Chapter Eleven: The Impact of Geopolitical Changes in the Aftermath of the Berlin Congress: Croatian Nationalism in the Works of Vjekoslav Klaić
  3. pp. 113-118
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  1. Chapter Twelve: Development of Croatian Pedagogic Cartography: Croatian National Identity between Vienna and Budapest
  3. pp. 119-124
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  1. Chapter Thirteen: The Integrative Ideology of South Slavism in 1903-14
  3. pp. 125-129
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  1. Chapter Fourteen: The Place of Nation in the National Cartography of World War I and Its Aftermath
  3. pp. 130-134
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  1. Chapter Fifteen: The Echoes of National Movements in the Development of National Cartographies in Neighbouring Countries
  3. pp. 135-141
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  1. Chapter Sixteen: Concluding Remarks
  3. pp. 142-160
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