Geography; or, A description of the world In three parts. Part I.–Geographical orthography, divided and accented. Part II.–A grammar of geography, to be committed to memory. Part III.–A description of the earth, manners and customs of the inhabitants, manufactures, commerce, government, natural and artificial curiosities, &c.–To be read in classes. ; Accompanied with an atlas. ; To which is added, an easy method of constructing maps, illustrated by plates. ; For the use of schools and academies - Adams, Daniel (Printed and published by Lincoln & Edmands, no. 53 Cornhill, 1818)
"Appendix. Of the globes."–p. [329]-335. - "Directions to the binder."–p. viii. - "General questions on the geography, to be answered by the pupil."–p. [322]-323. - "Table shewing the number of miles contained in a degree of longitude, in each parallel of latitude, from the Equator to the poles."–p. [336]. - "The mariner's compass."–p. [324]. - Copyright May 21, 1816 by Lincoln & Edmands. - Errors in paging: p. 32, 128 misnumbered 23, 281. - Plates signed: Wightman sc. - Shaw & Shoemaker, 43008