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London, England, 1810-09-15 00:00:00

GEOGRAPHY.

1T is the least praise of the following series of
Elementary Works of Geography to say, that they are better
adapted than any other, as a means of teaching that us-ful science,
the real fact lit lug that they form the only effective system that
ever was contrived, by which persons of all ages ns.ty speedily
and certainly attain a_clear and accurate knowledge of Geography;
and Ist-the 'same time they claim a decisive pre-eminence, as the
only practical course by which the Science can be successfully and
easily taught in fuze Seminaries.
T. The Ga.ssisa It Of GCOGItA PUT, with Mips,- &C. 9.1. 61.
2. The GI.OGIIA.iiICAL COPY BOOK, for tl tonne CLASS,
containing fifteen outline Maps, to be filled-I . the Student,
price 3s.
• 3. The GEOGRAPIIICA L COPY Boon, for the SENIOR CLASS,
containing prnj-ctions of lines of Latitude and Longitude for
fifteen principal Maps, to be filled-in and finished by the Junior
Students, price 3e. .
4. POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, consisting throughout of the most
interesting and 'entertaining features of Geography, illustrated
with sixty Engravings representing the manners and customs of
Nations, &c. &c. price I!s. bound.
All by the Rev. J. GOLL3IVIITH.

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ing
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No.' affixed label and corner
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