COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY

(Elenientary.) Price 3s.

Or iiitcrleaved for Nf)tes. Price 4s.

A SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK OF GEO- GRAPHY. Illustrated with 83 diagranis.

Price 3S. 6d.

Without wishing to compare the merits or demerits of the three volumes above, we should like to explain the différences.

The Commercial Geography of the World is, of course, intended specially for use in "commercial" classes; but we believe that geography— if taught on right lines at ail— is more easily taught to boys froni the commercial than from any other point of view.

With regard to the School Geography of the World, the System of what may be callcd "paragraphed notes" adopted iu it, is the one which the author found most usef ul during his first 5 or 6 j'ears' work as a teaclier.

In the School Text-Book a comparative use of the diagrams will be facilitated bj- (1) the classified list of diagrams in the Table of Contents, and (2) the exceptioual number devoted to the area likely to be best known, i.e. the Homcland.

MAN IN MANY LANDS. An Introduction to the Study of Géographie Control. Containing -H fuU-page illustrations in colonr. Price 2s. 6d.

From the Préface. — "During récent ycars I bave examined a rather appalling number of candidates in geojrraphy (fully 1.50.000) for various E.xaniining Bodies, and tliis has brought me a stream of questions from ail parts of the world on what may be called 'odd points' in geography.

"The mère fact of such questions being askcd from the geographical standpoint is an éloquent testimony to the vast iniprovement in the teaching of the science in récent years and the conséquent increase of interest in it amongst the pupils. And it has encouragod me to put iuto consécutive form a séries of

GEOGRAPHY fContinuedJ.

an.swcrtj tu such questions, 'i'he book was not writteu, thirefore, with any wish to support or attack any theory, racial or other ; but, now that it is tiuished, it seems to nie that it might form ' An Introduction to the Studv of Géographie Control.'" AMERICA. ^ Elementary

ASIA. I Geographies.

BRITISH ISLES. | i',icc 4d net

EUROPE. j cach.

THE WORLD, ELEMENTARY GEO- GRAPHY OF. l'rice Is. 4d.

Prcpared for the use of toachcrs wlio wish to hâve an elenientary book which is distinctly preparatory to the more advanced volume on ïViC World. It may,perhaps, also nieet the needs of others who are looking for a cheap book treating the world in a single vcjlunie.