THE SENIOR READER. 1. THE WORLD WE LIVE IN. 11. THE LAND WE LIVE IN. III-HOME AND COUNTRY SCENES, &c. IV. THE AGE WE LIVE IN. V.-ROUND THE WORLD. LONDON: T. NELSON AND SONS, PATERNOSTER ROW; MDCCCLXII. (500. a. 190. 3987.0.7. OXFORD AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. NELSON'S WALL MAPS. EACH 4 FEET BY 4 FEET. Beautifully Coloured and Mounted on Rollers, Price 13s. 6d. each. (In consequence of the advance in the price of Cotton, the publishers find it necessary to increase the price of these Maps from 12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d.) NOW READY. EUROPE. Divided into Squares of 1000 English Miles. (Just Out.) THE BRITISH ISLANDS in relation to the Continent of Europe. ENGLAND. Divided into Squares of 100 Miles. EASTERN HEMISPHERE. With Circles at intervals of 1000 English WESTERN HEMISPHERE. Do. Do. THE attention of Teachers, and others interested in Education, is specially invited to these Maps. They will be found to possess advantages for Educational purposes over any hitherto published. Each of the Hemispheres forms a circle four feet in diameter. They are so large that, with the exception of Europe, of which a separate Map is in preparation, the Geography of all the countries of the great Divisions of the Globe can be taught from them. Separate Maps of Africa, Asia, Australia, North America, and South America, will not be required in the great majority of schools. T. NELSON & SONS, London, Edinburgh, and New York. Preface. THIS Volume forms the Third of "The Progressive Reading Books" in Nelson's School Series. Teachers will find it better adapted for the purposes of instruction, and at the same time more attractive to young people, than most of the Reading Books in common use. The pieces have been selected chiefly from the best writers of the present day, and possess a freshness and interest hitherto wanting in similar Works. A companion volume, designed for Advanced Classes, is in preparation. In it will be completed the Series of Lessons begun in the present volume under the title of "Round the World." Each, however, is complete in itself, and may be used separately. August, 1862. These Maps form part of a LARGE NEW ATLAS OF THE WORLD in preparation by T. Nelson and Sons, and in regard to which the following among many other testimonies have already been received by the Publishers: From the REV. CANON MOSELY. "I have seen enough of these Maps to feel assured that you have introduced a great improvement in Map making for popular and educational purposes. The plan of squares of hundreds and thousands of miles cannot but commend itself to general approval, for the facilities which it affords of estimating at sight the distances of places from one another, and the superficial measurement of different portions of the carth's surface." From SIR JOHN HERSCHEL. "I have seldom or never seen Maps more beautifully executed. The idea of dividing each Map into squares of a hundred and a thousand English miles, and of inserting circles indicating the distances from London, is a happy and useful one for popular Maps." From SIR RODERICK MURCHISON'S ADDRESS before the Royal "Nelson's Atlas, of which one portion has been published, is an excellent and carefully executed work, of that class which reflects so much credit on our Scottish Geographers, and is an evidence of the great and increasing interest taken by the public in Geography. This Atlas gives the distances and measurements in English miles." NELSON'S SCHOOL SERIES. NEW VOLUMES, JUST OUT. Price 1s. 6d. FIRST BOOK OF ARITHMETIC. 18mo. Price 6d. Nearly Ready, CLASS-BOOK OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. 12mo. Price 2s. 6d. CLASS-BOOK OF SCIENCE. T. NELSON & SONS, London, Edinburgh, and New York. |