A new system of modern geography, or A general description of the most remarkable countries throughout the known world
their respective situations, extent, divisions, cities, rivers, mountains, soils, and productions, their commerce, manners, customs, laws, and religion : compiled from the most modern systems of geography, and the latest voyages and travels, and containing many important additions to the geography of the United States, that have never appeared in any other work of the kind : illustrated with six maps, comprising the latest discoveries, and engraved by the first American artists
3rd. ed., carefully corr. and rev.
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Author
Publication
1813 - Johnson and Warner, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Language
English
Word Count
111,750 words, Guess
Page Count
447 pages
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number31195553
- Open LibraryOL44993839M
Alternate Titles
- General description of the most remarkable countries throughout the known world.
Other Editions
- A new system of modern geography, or A general description of the most remarkable countries throughout the known world: their respective situations, extent, divisions, cities, rivers, mountains, soils, and productions, their commerce, manners, customs, laws, and religion : compiled from the most modern systems of geography, and the latest voyages and travels, and containing many important additions to the geography of the United States, that have never appeared in any other work of the kind : illustrated with six maps, comprising the latest discoveries, and engraved by the first American artists
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