History of Geography
by O. J. R. Howarth John Scott Keltie
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Chapters (143)(click to expand)
- HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- Chapter I. BEGINNINGS
- Chapter II. THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE GREEKS AND ROMANS
- Chapter III. THE DARK AGE
- Chapter IV. THE MEDIÆVAL RENASCENCE
- Chapter V. PORTUGUESE EXPANSION AND THE REVIVAL OF PTOLEMY
- Chapter VI. THE NEW WORLD
- Chapter VII. THE FAR EAST AND THE DISCOVERY OF AUSTRALIA
- Chapter VIII. POLAR EXPLORATION TO THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
- (a) Arctic: The North-East and North-West Passages.
- (b) Antarctic: the Great South Land.
- Chapter IX. JAMES COOK AND HIS SUCCESSORS
- Chapter X. MEASUREMENT, CARTOGRAPHY, AND THEORY, 1500–1800
- Chapter XI. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: AFRICAN RESEARCH
- Chapter XII. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY AND AFTER: ASIA AND AUSTRALIA
- Chapter XIII. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY AND AFTER: THE POLES
- (a) Arctic
- (b) Antarctic.
- Chapter XIV. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY AND AFTER; EVOLUTION AND PROGRESS OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE
- SHORT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GEOGRAPHY
- INDEX
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