a geography of the british empireCUP Archive, 1861 - 315 pages |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The British Isles | 24 |
Canada | 56 |
India | 80 |
Australasia | 102 |
New Zealand | 116 |
British East African Possessions | 139 |
Frontiers in General and in particular of the British Empire | 155 |
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