A new compendium of geography; or an attempt to make that science more entertaining: and consequently to adapt it better to the intention of instructing the youth of both sexes; particularly in the schools.
By: By S. Edwards, Schoolmaster, in Golden-Lane.
Contributors: Edwards, S., schoolmaster, publisher.; Ewing, Alexander, fl. 1746-1765, bookseller.; Watson, William, I, active 1757-1805, bookseller.; Watson, Samuel, fl. 1752-1801, bookseller.; Fisher, John, fl. 1760-1777?, bookseller.; Bradley, Hulton, fl. 1751-1778, bookseller.; Grierson, Boulter, bookseller.; Dyton, Timothy, bookseller.; Saunders, Henry, fl. 1749-1787, bookseller.; Faulkner, George, 1703?-1775, bookseller.; Jackson, J., of Dublin, bookseller.; Wilson, Peter, I, active 1743-1775, bookseller.; Exshaw, John, I, active 1741-1776, bookseller.; Watson, John, I, active 1724-1769, bookseller.; Samuel Powell and Son (Dublin),; W. Smith and Son (Dublin),
Publisher: Printed by S. Powell and Son and sold by the author; also by A. Ewing, W. Smith and Son, J. Watson, G. Faulkner, J. Jackson, P. Wilson, J. Exshaw, H. Bradley, B. Grierson, T. Dyton, H. Saunders, W. Watson, S. Watson, J. Fisher; and the rest of the booksellers in town and country
Published: 1765
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 438
Notes: Signatures: A-B\12 C\6 D-S\12 T\6 U\4.

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ESTC N5843.