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THE attempt to survey the geography of the British Empire in a little book of this size, at the same time providing an outline sketch of the geography of the rest of the world and upwards of ninety maps, diagrams, and illustrations, more than forty of them being full-page pictures, was bound to lead to very severe compression. The number of place-names on a single page is often far greater than children can be expected reasonably to remember. The book is very attractive in appearance, and the writer's, name is a guarantee for accuracy.
The British Empire with its World Setting.
By J. B. Reynolds. Pp. viii + 200. (London: Adam and Charles Black, 1913.) Price 1s. 4d.
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The British Empire with its World Setting . Nature 91, 346 (1913). https://doi.org/10.1038/091346d0
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