A game of the geo-chronology of Europe, or, An epitome of the geography and history of the several kingdoms and states comprised in that quarter of the world : containing a concise notice of their situation, extent and boundaries, civil division, natural history, original inhabitants, present population and character, form of government, established religion, language, literature and arts, commerce and manufactures, and the most remarkable epochs in the chronology of each, from the dismemberment of the Roman Empire to the year 1807 : adapted to the capacities of children, and designed to combine instruction with amusement /
Aspin, Jehoshaphat,active 18th century-19th century.
London : Printed by C. Spilsbury ... for Didier and Tebbett ...,
1806.
On t.p.: For the use of schools.