Elementary Geography, Book I in the Ambleside Geography Series (Yesterday's Classics)
Elementary Geography, Book I in the Ambleside Geography Series (Yesterday's Classics)
Mason, Charlotte M.
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Condition: New, UPC: 9781599154008, Publication Date: Tue, March 1, 2022, Type: Paperback ,
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Introduction to key concepts in the study of geography, beginning with the Earth's basic orientation, its hemispheres, and the imaginary lines for measuring latitude and longitude. The reader then learns about the earth's motion in relation to the sun and how a country's location affects its temperature and the rotation of seasons. The final topics covered are the fundamentals of map-making and descriptions of land and water features. Carefully selected poems accompany the text.

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