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The British Empire in 1827: Being a Popular Grammar of British Geography in the Four Quarters of the World; With Seven Maps and One Hundred Views (Classic Reprint)
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Excerpt from The British Empire in 1827: Being a Popular Grammar of British Geography in the Four Quarters of the World; With Seven Maps and One Hundred Views
To render his Book inviting to the eye oi the Student, and to excite particular local feel ings, the Author has embellished his work with numerous Views of considerable places, and re markable objects. It would be superfluous to enlarge on the utility of these, as reliefs to thepassage.
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