Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09
COrnell,s
SERIES OF SCHOOL GEOGRApHrrs

PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY. H. INTERMEDIATE nr
o"Arhi' ILL., HIGH NG sc SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY
YvHE SERIES is At ONCE H4 PRACTICAL SYSTEM
atc and complete philosophical in arrangement. and
with elementary principles the pupil led BY ,adaa nat
works progressive and adapted each other as to
perfect SERIES each is complete in itself and we'll suited to
the sgg craze Of scholarship for which it is designed
nfuy Illustrated Price so cents contains only those
branches OF Geographical Science that admit Of being Iv
Commencing at the foundation of the scence it's object S
to make the pupil thoroughly acquainted with the local and
he reatVe position of the grand divisions of the earf
leading political divisions and the princna cai ;.;
Its thoroughly systematic and
is ILLUSTRATED with upwards Of beautiful and
proprate among which will be found
OF an island, peninsula, ishmus, CAPE monntain
cna,n sea- sea- Day strait lake, river ETC., and also
views OF the most important cities in the world
The map questions numerous and thorouoh .rd Or,
arranged that the pupil necessarily becomes acouante
rs systematic arrangement of promscuous Questions in
a. rronogncng Vocabulary containing the names of a
work, is appended. -o"s"oo' INC
h me intermedate Geography. large 4to revised edition
49, in accordance with the authors plan desnned r. %
VINO nave completed agrimary course the subject
tenn peculiar to the first book of the series r. sys
Pans me terms used in PHYSICAL Political and Mathems
Carefully ana contains adicons selected and
The work also embraeesa prononneng Vocsbuary oihe
Of naces the en e"naned 20 IN it, giving the population
The High-School Geography is an ,nns,o,, ...:
l2mo Qarge szel volume Of 4O5 pp illustrated VIII LIVE
@ exquisltey executed engavngs made
It is divided into three parts:
on tha embraces Descriptive Geography and Exercises
Part II: treats Of Mathematical Geonranbv aeraa
LIZ contains an outline of Physical Geopranby To
bng the Natural Divisions of land and water in ;is
Den"luons OF Terms, Examples etc together with s
"% 1 e. The contents Then
on them; and the volume closes with Gosssrv
OF Geographical terms. WIN "'osSary
ceesng on the natural and gradual advances from deduc
on 70 deduction and from step to STEP until the whole
1t contains many facts as can be Acknowledgement, .o
memoere while it eschews embarrassing multiplicity
that would be forgotten soon as learned f'
1t embraces system of Reviews in which the ouest;on
IN new FORMS require the pupil to look at the sub
ect in different lights to think for himself and to nsr
and digest the various facts he has learned, f"'o
1t embodes II results Of all new diseover;cs ri p,
cal Geography etc. the latest explorations Of travellers and
ana takes its statistics from the recent and
The Atlas which larger than the usual School Aliases
one Of the most beautiful and attractive
two sets of maps reference the other
study Both have been prepared with the utmost care
former will be foun1 fuller and more reliable than former
ana VIII answer every practical purpose Of refer
enGe f9r Or schools or families The latter intended spe
ior the pupil and contain selection of the most i'm,
P,a:es: no names appear them that are not
be IN the Geography and all that are given form
mtted to memory. There is no CROPPING here and ,I
pety of distracng details Every thing Is clear The
teacher is relieved from annoying ipterruntions sS
fantes for aid and the learner loses neither time %
tience e' ''i'e nut pa
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