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A Book of Dartmoor / Second Edition

Chapter 37: Part I.—General Literature
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A richly illustrated guide surveys the upland landscape, antiquities, and folk traditions of Dartmoor, blending natural history, archaeology, and local lore. Early chapters describe physical features such as bogs and tors and summarize contemporary archaeological interpretations of prehistoric settlements, stone rows, and kistvaens. Later sections outline industrial remains, notably tin-streaming and blowing-houses, and offer practical rambles and station-based excursions to villages and moorland sites, accompanied by plans, drawings, and photographs to aid exploration.


CONTENTS

PAGE
General Literature, 2-20
Ancient Cities, 20
Antiquary's Books, 20
Arden Shakespeare, 20
Beginner's Books, 21
Business Books, 21
Byzantine Texts, 21
Churchman's Bible, 22
Churchman's Library, 22
Classical Translations, 22
Classics of Art, 23
Commercial Series, 23
Connoisseur's Library, 23
Library of Devotion, 23
Illustrated Pocket Library of Plain and Coloured Books, 24
Junior Examination Series, 25
Junior School-Books, 26
Leaders of Religion, 26
Little Books on Art, 26
Little Galleries, 27
Little Guides, 27
Little Library, 27
Little Quarto Shakespeare, 29
Miniature Library, 29
Oxford Biographies, 29
School Examination Series, 29
School Histories, 30
Textbooks of Science, 30
Simplified French Texts, 30
Standard Library, 30
Textbooks of Technology, 31
Handbooks of Theology, 31
Westminster Commentaries, 32
Fiction, 32-37
The Shilling Novels, 37
Books for Boys and Girls, 39
Novels of Alexandre Dumas, 39
Methuen's Sixpenny Books, 39

FEBRUARY 1908

A CATALOGUE OF
Messrs. Methuen's
PUBLICATIONS

Colonial Editions are published of all Messrs. Methuen's Novels issued at a price above 2s. 6d., and similar editions are published of some works of General Literature. These are marked in the Catalogue. Colonial editions are only for circulation in the British Colonies and India.

I.P.L. represents Illustrated Pocket Library.

Part I.—General Literature