A grammar of British geography ,

A grammar of British geography ; : being a general description of the British Empire in all parts of the world. With seven maps and seventy views. Caption title: Geography of the British Empire. ''Calculated to serve as a second part or continuation of the Grammar of General Geography''--Pref. Brown calf covers with rules in gilt on spine; plain white endpapers; folded coloured map as frontispiece facing t.p.; t.p. lettered in black using various sizes of type; double and single black rules used to set off the various parts of the t.p.; preface (p. [iii]-vi) with directions for placing the maps at end of preface; etymologies of common names of places in the British Isles ([1] p.) with ''Other works of the same author'' on verso; main text (p. [1]-180); appendix (p. 181-301); Catalogue of improved elementary school-books (p. 302-316); printer repeated in colophon.