Atlases and Hand-maps

For maps of particular regions and countries see the Oxford Survey, the Gazetteer of India, the Historical Geography of the Dominions, Regions of the World, &c. ; referring if necessary to the index under the name of each country.

The Advanced Atlas of Physical and Political Geography, a new series of maps by J. G. BARTHOLOMEW. 1917. Folio (143 × 10), pp. 36 (letterpress and index), 96 pages of coloured maps. New edition in preparation.

Oxford University Press, London. The Physical and Political School Atlas, by J. G. BARTHOLOMEW. Third edition, edited by JOHN BARTHOLOMEW. 1922. 4to (11 x 8), with 32 coloured plates and 16 pp. of diagrams, letterpress, and index. 2s. Also in cloth boards at 2s. 6d. Oxford University Press. Atlas Notes. By J. C. CHUTE. Second edition revised, 1913.. 8vo (8×5), pp. 82. At the Clarendon Press.

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A School Economic Atlas, by J. G. BARTHOLOMEW, with introduction by L. W. LYDE. Fifth edition revised, 1921. 4to (11 x 8), with over 180 maps and diagrams, and 12 pp. of introduction. Limp cloth, 6s. net. Oxford University Press, London. Supplement (1914) to the School Economic Atlas. 4to (11x8}), containing 32 pp. of maps. Paper cover, 2s. 6d. net. Oxford University Press, London. A School Bible Atlas, drawn by B. V. DARBISHIRE. 1915. Crown 4to (101⁄2 ×82), 16 pp. maps, 6 pp. index. Cloth limp or cloth boards, 2s. n. Oxford University Press, London. War Atlas, compiled and drawn by B. V. DARBISHIRE. 16 pp. of maps (10 × 71⁄2), 10d. net. 1915. War Map, 30 × 20, in colour, 3d. net. Oxford University Press, London. The Oxford School Atlas for Australia and New Zealand. 1922. 4to (11 x 83), 38 pp. maps, 4 pp. index. 2s. Oxford University Press. Australasian School Atlas, Physical, Political, Economic, and Historical. By J.G. BARTHOLOMEW. Compiled and edited, with an Introduction to the historical section, by K. R. CRAMP. 2nd ed. 1924. 4to (11 x 83), pp. 84, 4s. 6d. net.

Oxford University Press, London. Historical Atlas of South Africa, by ERIC A. WALKER. 1922. Crown folio

Oxford University Press.

(15 x 10), pp. 26, with 32 maps in colour. 10s. 6d. net. Maps from the Oxford Elementary Geographies. 1d. each, 6d. for

At the Clarendon Press. 3. Europe.

12 copies of one Map. Physical maps, except nos. 4 and 6. 1. British Isles. 2. (a) N.E. England and Scotland. (b) Scotland. 6. Asia, Political.

4. Europe, Political.

5. Asia.

7(a) North America.

(b) British North America. 8. (a) United States. (b) Central America and W. Indies. 9. (a) Australasia. (b) South America.

10. (a) Africa.

(b) South Africa.

Oxford Hand Outline Maps, edited by A. J. HERBERTSON. Thirty-five maps now published (1d. each, 8d. net for 12 copies of one map).

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1, 2, 3. The World: Western and Eastern Hemispheres (18 x 10); Polar Hemispheres (18× 10); Mollweide's Elliptical Equal Area Net (18 x 12).

4. Contour Map Exercise, devised by Dr. R. H. Mill (10 × 15).

5. Combined Weather Chart, designed by J. F. Unstead (131⁄2 × 20).

6, 7, 8. Western Europe: Outlines for Weather Map (12 × 16}); Central Europe (161⁄2 × 14); Central and Western Europe (14 × 134).

9-12. Great Britain: Outlines for Climate Map (10 × 16); British Isles: Rivers (14 × 161⁄2), Counties (11 x 14); England, Southern Scotland, and East Ireland (111⁄2 × 141⁄2).

13. Eastern Germany and Poland: Rivers (121⁄2 × 15).

14, 15. Rhine Basin: Political (93 × 14); Rivers (93 × 14).

16, 17. Rhine and Seine Basins: Political (102 × 15); Rivers (13 × 12).

18, 19. Belgium, Luxemburg, and NE. France: Political (14x112); Rivers (14 × 11).

20, 21. The Danube Lands: Political (14 × 10); Rivers (14 × 10).

22. Southern Canada and United States of America (154 × 12).

23-27. Europe (South and Central): Rivers (21 x 16); Paris to the Rhine: Political (16 × 14); The Alps; Rivers (16×11); Karpathian Lands and Hungary, Physical (16 x 13); Eastern Germany and Poland, Political (12 × 121⁄2).

28. Central America and West Indies (103 × 8).

29, 30. India (8 × 11): Political (8 × 11).

31-35. Oceans: Atlantic (12 × 94); North Atlantic and Mediterranean (11×8); Indian (13×9); Pacific (12 × 91⁄2); Indian and West Pacific (12 × 91⁄2). Others in preparation.

Oxford Geographies

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The Preliminary Geography, by A. J. HERBERTSON.
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Pp. 192.
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Europe, 1919.
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An Introduction to Plant Geography, by M.

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The Geography of Plants, by M. E. HARDY. 1920.

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E. HARDY.

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CUNNINGHAM. 1921. Crown 8vo

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Special Geographies

Third

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Europe, by N. E. MACMUNN and G. COSTER. 1922.

344, with 75 maps and figures. 4s. 6d. net.

NEWBIGIN. 1913. With

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The World and Australasia, by the same. See p. 83.
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Lessons in Modern Geography, by T. W. F. PARKINSON. 1919. Crown 8vo Oxford University Press, London. The Preparatory Geography. By W. J. BARTON and W. L. BUNTING. 1923. Handbook for Teachers. Cr. 8vo (71× 5), pp. vi+112, with 7 figures and an index. 4s. 6d. net. Exercise Books. Cr. 4to (10x71), with outline maps. I-III (Terms 1--3), 8d. each. IV-VI (Terms 4–9), 10d. each. At the Clarendon Press.

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Climatic Changes. By E. HUNTINGTON and S. S. VISHER. 1922. 8vo (91 × 61), pp. xviii+330, with 13 illustrations and 10 tables. 17s. 6d. net. Yale University Press. The Geography of Europe. For the use of Members of the Students' Army Training Corps. Edited by E. HUNTINGTON and H. E. GREGORY. 1918. Medium 8vo (9 × 6), pp. 96, paper cover. 2s. 6d. net. Yale University Press. Map Work. By V. SEYMOUR BRYANT and T. H. HUGHES. 1918. Med. 8vo (9×7), pp. 174, with 83 illustrations and 7 in colour. 5s. net. At the Clarendon Press. Landscape Architecture: A comprehensive Classification Scheme for Books, Plans, Photographs, Notes, and other collected material, with combined alphabetic topic index and list of subject headings. By HENRY VINCENT HUBBARD and THEODORA KIMBALL. 1920. 8vo (10 × 74), pp. 132. 6s. 6d. net. Harvard University Press.

Anthropology

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Anthropological Essays presented to EDWARD BURNETT TYLOR, Oct. 2, 1907,
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Anthropology and the Classics. Lectures given at Oxford, 1908, by Sir ARTHUR
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