EUROPE
Travellers" taies are essential in good geographical teaching, and the teacher who ncglccts them is workingatagreat disad vautage. He wantsabook toputiutohis pupils" hands which will supply this personal descriptive élément. If such a book can also be iised as a reading-book much time is saved. Tliis is what the présent séries does. It contains reliable, graphie, interesting, and instructive pass.ages, carcf ully selected from the writings of niudern travellers. Pupils and teachers are enaWed \o see the most important features of the world as they exist at the présent day through the eyes of the most observant travellers.
The books may be used as ordinary geographies for class use or as readers.
Ev .J. B. Ri:yxolds, B.A.
WORLD PICTURES. An Elementary Pictorial Geography. With 71 Illustrations, mostly full page. Dcmy 8vo, cloth. Pricc 2s.
This book bas been written with a double object. Its first aim is to introduce a child to the best methods of geographical studj- ; to train him to read niaps and pictures intelligently ; to teai-h him to compare and contrast the geographical phenomena of various régions, and to trace out the reasons for their existence as far as possible.
The book also aims at giving a séries of aceurate vivid pictures of the most important types ofscenery, with theconditionsofhuman lifc which bave been neccssarily evolved in accordance with thèse surroundings.
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY.
Deriiy H\-o, cl.jth. Priée 3S. 6d.
The World. With Illustrations, Map.s and Diagiams. {In piepanUion.
GEOGRAPHY (Continued).
lîv .}. i; KKY.Nor.n.s, B.A.
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY ( Continued).
Kciay sv.i. l'nct: 2s. each.
The British Isles. With «ô Illustrations,
Jlaps and IJiagranis.
Europe. With 7l Illustrations, Maps and
Diagrams.
The Americas. With 109 Illustrations,
iMaps and Diagianis.
Asia. With (34 Illustrations, Maps and
Diagrams.
Africa and Australasia. With 81 Illustrations, Maps, and Uiagranis.
In the first part of each book an attempt has been made to give students a grasp of those important physical facts in accordance with which countries hâve been dividcd into " natural régions," and in the second part to show the influence of the physical features of such areas on the life of mankind. Spécial attention has, therefore, been paid to the relief of the land and to climate, while the économie aspect of the subject has been kept well in mind.
Elementart EEaioNAii Geogeaphy.
.Smal! erown Svo. Pricc Is. 4d. each. Ireland, and Great Britain in Outline.
Witl] 'M Illustrations, ilapsand Diagrams. Great Britain and Ireland. With S3 lUus-
tiatiuns, llai)s and Diagrams.
Europe. With 76 Illustrations, Maps
and Diagrams.
Thèse books hâve been written to suit the iieeds of children in the upper classes of Elementary Schools and the lo wer and middle classes of Secondary Schools.
Throughout a régional method has been adoptfd, and simple maps bave been inserted to cleai-ly define the natural régions selected. Olher diagrams illustrate the essential physical and political features of the régions, the distribution of varions phenomena, and certain économie facts, and the nuiuerous views bave been specially selected for their geographical value.
Bv J. Faikgrieve, m. A., F.R.(!.S.
THÉ ROUND WORLD. An Elemen-
taiy Geography. Containing 39 Diagrams.
Price Is. 4d.
This little book gives a gênerai idea of the
whole Globe in such a shapc that it may be
gone over by a junior class in one year.
Bv H. J. Snape, m. a.
GEOGRAPHICAL DIAGRAMS. With
about 120 Illustrations. Third Edition.
Crcjwn 4to, cloth. Price Is. 6d.
The dearth of diag^rams in the ordinai-y scbool atlas and in most text-books of geography has been a severe handicap to the teacher and pupil alike, and the purpose of this book is to supplément the atlas.
To think in maps is a very important part of the training in modem geographical study, and this work will give great assistance to the student in acquiring this faculty.
BLACK'S EDUCATIONAL SERIES (Continiied)
GEOGRAPHY (Contimœd).
Y,\ H. ,). Snai'k. :\I.A.
GEOGRAPHICAL DIAGRAMS AND LAND FORMS SERIES. Pictmes and Exercises. Piice Is. 6d. each.
The British Isles. {Noie rtady.)
North Americs. and Enrasia. "
South America, Africa, and Australasia.
[In prcparatinn.
In addition to a large number of diagrauis and mapsof varions gtogTa])hicalphenoniena, thèse books contain a uunibcr of pictures of land forms, acconipanied by questions based on the comparative niethod in order to give the student practice in using the books intelligently. To think in maps is a very importiint part of the training in modem geographical study, and thèse books will give assistance in this respect.
Ev Ax Elementaky Teachek.
BLACkS DIAGRAMMATIC ATLAS OF
THE BRITISH EMPIRE. Specially pie-
pared for the EleiiiL-utary School. Con-
taiiiing 43 maps and numerous diagrams.
Crown 4to, cloth. Priée Is.
This atlas takes into account the points in tlie "Suggestions for Teachers " as well as tliose laid down in the latcst "Code."
The maps (fortj-.three in number) include physical, pohtical, commercial, économie, industrial and climatic maps of each country, besides other commercial maps of the world, etc.
There are numerous simple diagrams illustrating, comparatively, British Empire areas, population, trade statistius, rivers, lakes, mountains, time, and defence.
Tliere is, in addition, an historical epitome. Bv Bernard Smith. M. A,, F. O.S.
