The Panama Canal And Its Makers

Vaughan Cornish was a worker of wide interests and versatility. He published more than ninety papers and books, and was President of both the Geographical Association and Section E of the British Association. Cornish’s contributions to geography can be divided in three parts: the study of wave forms, the study of boundaries and capitals in historical and political geography and the study of aesthetic geography. He was the first British geographer who made the main study of dunes and made pioneer