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THE WORLD DISPLAYED.

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'THE WORLD DISPLAYED ; or, the Charac-
.L teristic Features of Nature and Are exhibited, on a new
plan, intended for Youth in general, as an outline of the most
striking parts of human knowledge, and as a remembrances to
those of riper years ; being a concise VieW of Geography, parti-
cularly the British Isles; its History, Laws, Constitution, &c.;
of Maps, their varieties, Curious Animals, Vegetables, Fossils
Extraordinary Efforts of Human Art and Industry ; Mechanical
Powers; various Philosophical Subjects—on the Aurora Borea-
lis, Thunder, Lightning, Earthquakes, Winds, Springs, Salt-
ness of the Sea, &c. the Links that join the animated and in-
animated pacts of the Creation; Biography, Foreign and Do-
mestic; Lives of the Heroes at the Siege of Troy, iitc. &c.
By JOHN GREIG,
Author of an Introduction to the Use of the Globes, Ladies' Arith-
metic, Heaven s Displayed, &c.

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• By JOS. GUY,
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