The plan of this little work is such, that the subject is presented in the most simple form. It treats of general features, such as the locality and description of Continents, Countries,- States, Eivers, Mountains, c., without dwelling prematurely upon the minute details that embarrass the learner in his first effort. The Maps are free from all meridians; parallels of latitude, and any superabundance of names ;thereby giving a greater prominence to the general divisions of land and water. The plan ofO bject Teaching, possessing that vividness of instruction with which the mind receives impressions through the medium of the eye, is here so combined with theM apE xercises, that a child just able to read may be instructed, and, at the same time, interested as in his daily walks. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES. No. 1. MONTEITHS FIRST LESSONS IN GEOGRAPHY, forB eginners. No. 2. INTRODUCTION TO MONTEITHS MANUAL, for Junior Classes. No, 3. MONTEITHS MANUAL OP GEOGRAPHY, for Intermediate Classes. No. 4MONTEITH SPHYSICAL AND INTERMEDIATE GEOGRAPHY. No. 5. McNALLY SGEOGRAPHY, for Advanced Classes inS chools, A cademies, andS eminaries. The above books, which are written by Practical Teachers, constitute the most complete Geographical School Series extant; and are so adapted to each other, that the learner advances from one to the other with satisfaction and 8U0C e88- A. S.
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