Elements of Physical Geography
by T.C. Hopkins
Publisher: B. H. Sanborn & Co. 1908
ISBN/ASIN: B001W99KPO
Number of pages: 516
Description:
The text aims to assist both teacher and pupil into the spirit of one of the most inspiring subjects in our schools; to bring the pupil into contact with Nature in such a way that he may see and realize his own position in this world of complex activities, so that by observing more closely the familiar phenomena surrounding him in his daily life he may extend his observations and knowledge through the less known into the unknown, and thus be an intelligent part of the great world in which he lives.
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