Black's School Geography "A quintessence of many valuable books." MAN AND HIS WORK AN INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY By A. J. HERBERTSON, Ph.D. ASSISTANT TO THE READER IN GEOGRAPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, AND ASSOCIATE EDITOR OF "THE JOURNAL OF SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND F. D. HERBERTSON, B.A. Small Crown 8vo, 126 pp. Price 1s. net. Bound in Cloth. "A book in which Messrs. A. and F. Herbertson attempt, with considerable success, to set out the effects of geographical conditions upon human activities and the distribution and differentiation of the races of mankind." -The Guardian. "It should be found a useful supplement to the more conventional geographical manuals, stimulating curiosity, and luring the young student on to read books of travel for himself."-Literature. "We know of no popular volume in which this rational method of treating geography is so effectively embodied. It gives a new distinction to the school series in which it appears."-Practical Teacher. "The study of a work like this should bring a new and absorbing interest into the ordinary geography class. We cordially recommend it to the attention of all teachers."--Educational Review. A. & C. BLACK, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON. |