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