An edition of A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels (1796)

A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels

with as much of the science of astronomy, and the doctrine of the air, as is judged sufficient for the farmer, who wishes to understand something of the works of God, around him; and for the studious youth, who have or have not a prospect of further prosecuting those sublime sciences.

by Henry Pattillo

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An edition of A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels (1796)

A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels

with as much of the science of astronomy, and the doctrine of the air, as is judged sufficient for the farmer, who wishes to understand something of the works of God, around him; and for the studious youth, who have or have not a prospect of further prosecuting those sublime sciences.

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1796

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Printed by Abraham Hodge

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1 A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels: with as much of the science of astronomy, and the doctrine of the air, as is judged sufficient for the farmer, who wishes to understand something of the works of God, around him; and for the studious youth, who have or have not a prospect of further prosecuting those sublime sciences. 1796, Printed by Abraham Hodge Microform in English	zzzz Locate
2 A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels: with as much of the science of astronomy, and the doctrine of the air, as is judged sufficient for the farmer, who wishes to understand something of the works of God, around him; and for the studious youth, who have or have not a prospect of further prosecuting those sublime sciences. 1796, Printed by Abraham Hodge Microform in English	aaaa Locate

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A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels: with as much of the science of astronomy, and the doctrine of the air, as is judged sufficient for the farmer, who wishes to understand something of the works of God, around him; and for the studious youth, who have or have not a prospect of further prosecuting those sublime sciences.

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Presenting the rudiments of astronomy, the geography of the world, and the geography and history of the United States.

Addressed to General Davie.

Evans 30963.

McMurtrie, D.C. North Carolina, 226.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 30963).

Published in: Halifax [N.C.]
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 30963.

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Format: Microform
Pagination: vi, [1], 8-62 p.
Number of pages: 62

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A geographical catechism, to assist those who have neither maps nor gazetteers, to read newspapers, history, or travels

with as much of the science of astronomy, and the doctrine of the air, as is judged sufficient for the farmer, who wishes to understand something of the works of God, around him; and for the studious youth, who have or have not a prospect of further prosecuting those sublime sciences.

by Henry Pattillo