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Title: The international geography
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Mill, Hugh Robert, 1861-1950
Subjects: Geography
Publisher: New York : D. Appleton
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
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blications of all countries). Lippincotts New Gazetteer. London, 1906. REFERENCE ATLASES. Stielers Hand-Atlas. Gotha, 1902-1903. (This finely engraved atlas is also issued in separate sheets. The plates are always kept up to date of publication and very few copies are printed at a time.)W. and A. K. Johnston—The Royal Atlas. Edinburgh. (The finest British atlas, but expensive.)J. G. Bartholomew— The Twentieth Century Citizens Atlas. London, 1902. (The cheapest high-class atlas.)F. Schrader—Atlas de Geographic Moderne. Paris, 1890.O. Spamer — Grosser Hand-Atlas. Leipzig, 1897. (This is based on Schraders Atlas with additional maps. Both are characterised by the number of their small maps, town plans, etc.)H. Habenicht— Taschen Atlas. Gotha. (The most perfect pocket atlas. A new edition is published almost every year.) LAnnee Cartographiqueu Paris—Annual. (Maps showing all changes due to the explorations and treaties of the year.)Vidal Lablache— Atlas General. PariSi 1894.
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CONTENTS PAGES List of Authors ..••••• v Preface ........ vii Books of Reference . . , , . , . xii Contents ........ xv PART I. PRINCIPLES OF GEOGRAPHY. CHAP. I. Geography; Principles and Progress. By Dr. H. R. Mill 1-13 II. Mathematical Geography. By Dr. A. M. \V. Downing, F.R.S. ....... 14-25 III. Maps and Map Reading. By E. G. Ravenstein . . 26-35 IV. The Plan OF the Earth. ByProf. J. \V. (Gregory, F.R.S. 36-45 V. Land-Forms; their Nature and Origin. By Dr. H. R. Mill 46-59 VI. The Oceans. By Sir John Murray, F.R.S., and Dr. H. R. Mill 60-71 \II. The Atmosphere and Climate. By Dr. H. N. Dickson 72-82VIII. The Distribution of Living Creatures. By Prof. J. Arthur Thomson ..... 82-95 IX. The Distribution of Mankind. By Dr. A. H. Keane 96-108X. Political and Applied Geography. By Dr. J. Scott Keltic ....... 109-121 Heraldic Colour-Scheme for Flags . . , 122 PART II. CONTINENTS AND COUNTRIES.BOOK I.—EUROPE. XI. The Continent of Europe. By G. G. Chisholm . 123-137 XII. The Uninternationalgeo1916mill

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