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The volume presents a compact schoolroom geography that explains Earth's form, surface features, and hydrological and landforms, then surveys political divisions, continents, and individual states and regions with accompanying maps and charts. It defines terms and map-reading conventions, covers elemental astronomy and tides, and offers statistical and civil descriptions of nations and states. The text includes instructive engravings and review questions, plus an index of maps and charts for classroom instruction and practical map interpretation.

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B. Franklin Edmands

B. Franklin Edmands was an American author and educator known for his contributions to educational materials in the 19th century. He is best recognized for "The Boston School Atlas, Embracing a Compendium of Geography," which served as a valuable resource for teaching geography in schools. Edmands' work reflects the educational standards of his time, aiming to enhance the understanding of geography among students. His atlas is notable for its detailed maps and comprehensive approach, making it a significant tool in the field of education during its publication.

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