Geographical History of the World

Contents: I. The world in general: 1. The continents and oceans. 2. The peoples of the world. 3. The great rivers of the world. 4. The deserts of the world. 5. The forests of the world. 6. The grass-lands of the world. 7. Winter and summer temperatures of the world. 8. The pressure regions of the world. 9. Rainfall regions of the world, clouds, sunshine. 10. Vegetable products of the grass-lands. 11. The animals of the grass-lands. 12. Regions of winter rainfall. 13. The monsoon regions. 14. Vegetable products. 15. Coal and iron. 16. The world\'s ocean trade routes. 17. The British Empire. II. The British Empire and the rest of the world: 18. Introductory. Section: i: Australasia: 19. The continent of Australia. 20. The climate of Australia. 21. Vegetation and production. 22. Mineral and other products. 23. Towns, communications, etc. 24. New Zealand. 25. The neighbouring islands. 26. Prominent physical features. ii. Africa: 27. The continent of Africa. 28. Africa. Climate and vegetation. 29. British South Africa. 30. British South Africa (continued). 31. Egypt and the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. 32. British West Africa. 33. Non-British Africa. 34. Special physical features. iii. Asia: 35. The continent of Asia. 36. Asia, climate and vegetation. 37. India. 38. India, mines, manufactures, commerce. 39. British Asia except India. 40. Non-British Asia. 41. Japan. 42. Special features. IV. The American continent: 43. The Americas. 44. The Americas. Climate and vegetation. 45. Canada. 46. Canada, minerals, communications, etc. 47. Other British possessions. 48. The United States. 49. The trade of New York. 50. The shore lands of the Gulf of Mexico. 51. South America. v. Europe: 52. Europe. 53. The climate of Western Europe. 54. Climate (continued) and vegetation. 55. Western Europe. Mining, etc. 56. Mediterranean Europe. 57. Northern and Eastern Europe. 58. The British Isles. 59. The British Isles (continued). 60. The British Isles (continued). 61. Europe and North America.