Book details
Mitchell's School Geography: A System of Modern Geography, Comprising a Description of the Present State of the World, and Its Five Great Divisions, ... Empires, Kingdoms, States, Territories
Published in
2015
Description
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Age
9-10
Text complexity
expert
Length
342 pages
Why to read
- Historical Insight: Reading 'Mitchell's School Geography' provides a unique historical perspective on how the world was understood and taught in the 19th century. It offers insight into the state of geographical knowledge at the time and reflects the educational standards and cultural viewpoints of that era.
- Geographical Evolution: The book serves as a snapshot of the geopolitical divisions of the world during the time of its publication. It allows readers to compare and contrast the past divisions of empires, kingdoms, states, and territories with the present-day political map, enhancing the understanding of historical geopolitical changes.
- Educational Value: For educators and students of history and geography, this book can be a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of geographical education. It provides examples of how geography was taught, including the methodologies and emphases of the time.
- Antiquarian Interest: Collectors and enthusiasts of antique books, maps, and educational materials will find 'Mitchell's School Geography' to be a fascinating addition to their collections. The book may contain maps, illustrations, and descriptions that are of particular interest to those passionate about cartography and the history of education.