An Introduction to geography: In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history
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| spelling | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history London Sold by J. Senex, at the Globe in Salisbury-Court near Fleetstreet MDCCXVII. [1717] Online-Ressource ([2]Seiten,20 plates) maps 2° txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Each map bears a pasted letter-press explanation on recto and verso English Short Title Catalog, T194488 J. Maxwell's name from colophon Reproduction of original from Trinity College Library Online-Ausg Farmington Hills, Mich Cengage Gale 2009 Eighteenth Century Collections Online Electronic reproduction; Available via the World Wide Web |2009|||||||||| Geography Early works to 1800 http://nl.sub.uni-goettingen.de/id/1698200800?origin=/collection/nlh-ecc Verlag Volltext |
| spellingShingle | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history Geography Early works to 1800 |
| title | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history |
| title_auth | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history |
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| title_exact_search_txtP | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history |
| title_full | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history |
| title_fullStr | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history |
| title_full_unstemmed | An Introduction to geography In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history |
| title_short | An Introduction to geography |
| title_sort | an introduction to geography in two parts part i of the dismition of geography of the figure of the earth desinitions of the latitude of places or the elvation of the pole and of the division of the earth into five zones of climates of the four seasons of the year of the division of the earth according to the shadows of bodies of longitude of the dimensions or greatness of the earth of the motions of the earth and its situation in the system of the world of mountains of mines woods and defarts of the properties of the ocean and its parts of lakes and marshes of rivers of mineral waters of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land and the contary part ii of the natural division of the earth made by the investing ocean of the division of the ocean by the earth of the several religions prosess d in the several parts of the earth a short account of the several consider able nations in europe and the interest they have to each other a curious description of asia africa and america in which is contain d all that is any ways remarkable either with respect to its inhabitants its antiquities or its natural history |
| title_sub | In two parts. Part I. Of the dismition of geography; of the figure of the Earth; desinitions; of the latitude of places, or The elvation of the pole, and of the division of the Earth into five zones; of climates; of the four seasons of the year; of the division of the Earth according to the shadows of bodies; of longitude; of the dimensions or greatness of the Earth; of the motions of the Earth, and its situation in the system of the world; of mountains; of mines, woods and defarts; of the properties of the ocean, and its parts; of lakes and marshes; of rivers; of mineral waters; of the change of the watery surface into that of dry land, and the contary. Part II. Of the natural division of the Earth, made by the investing ocean; of the division of the ocean by the Earth. Of the several religions prosess'd in the several parts of the Earth. A short account of the several consider able nations in Europe, and the interest they have to each other. A curious description of Asia, Africa, and America; in which is contain'd all that is any ways remarkable, either with respect to its inhabitants, its antiquities, or its natural history |
| topic | Geography Early works to 1800 |
| topic_facet | Geography Early works to 1800 |
| url | http://nl.sub.uni-goettingen.de/id/1698200800?origin=/collection/nlh-ecc |