Elements of physical and political geography
Subtitle: Designed as a text book for schools and academies, and intended to convey just ideas of the form and structure of the earth, the principal phenomena affecting its outer crust, the distribution of plants, animals, and man upon its surface; together with its present political divisions
By: By Cornelius S. Cartée, A.M., principal of Harvard School, Charlestown, Mass. ; Illustrated by wood engravings
Contributors: Boynton, George W., -1884; Parker, Richard Green, 1798-1869; Hickling, Swan, and Brown; Boston Stereotype Foundry
Publisher: Hickling, Swan, and Brown.
Published: 1855
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 342
Subjects: Geography; Geology; Ethnology
Other titles: Elements of geography.
Notes: Preface, p. 5-6, dated at Boston, August, 1855. Includes study questions.

Spine title: Elements of geography.

Copyright 1855 by Cornelius S. Cartée.

"Stereotyped at the Boston Stereotype Foundry."--verso of title page.

"Chart of the winds."--metal-engraved map, folded plate following p. 162, engraved by "Boynton" (i.e., George W. Boynton?).

Publisher's advertisements, endpapers.

Rare Book copy: Inscribed to Richard Green Parker. From the library of Harvard University, with its bookplate.