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G EOGRAPRY.

is the least Praiie of. the followirlg. Series '
Elementary Works of Geography to say, that they are
better adapted than any other, as a means of teaching that
useful Science, the real faet being, that they forth the only
etfeaive System that ever was contrived, by which persons
of all.ages inay :speedily and certainly attain a clear and accu-
. rate knOwledgeof Geography ; and at the same time they
claim a deci4i.ve.p.re-erninence, as the only praeiical,courie
by-which time Sctence can be successfully and easily taught
in large Seminaries.
1. The Grammar of Geography, with Maps, &c. 2S. 63.
!•, 11, The Geographical Copy-book, for the junior Class,
. .containing fifteen Outline Maps, to be.fillart in by the Stu.
I. dent, price 35.
The Geographical Copy-book; tbr the Senior Class,
containing Projections of Lines of Latitude and Longitude for
fifteen principal Maps, to be filled-in and finished by the
Senior_Students, 'Klee 3S.
IV. Popular Geography, consisting throughout of the
wrest interesting antteritcrtahaing features. of Grygraphy, il-
lustraied with sixty Engravings lepresenting the i‘lanners
and C atom of Nations, &c. Ste. price us. bound.
All by the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH.
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