The Teacher's Manual of Geography: I. Hints to Teachers. Ii. Modern Facts And Ancient Fancies
The Teacher's Manual of Geography: I. Hints to Teachers. Ii. Modern Facts And Ancient Fancies
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A few whirls are sufficient to make the ball of clay bulge midway between the poles.
Proofs of the Earth's Shape. — The circumnavigation of the globe by mariners is too well known to need any description in these pages. It is not a bad idea, however, to follow the voyage of Magellan*s ship or that of Francis Drake on a globe ^ showing the irregular routes taken by these sailors. A route frequently taken by tourists nowadays is as follows: New York to Liverpool by steamer; railway to London and ...Dover, England; steamer to Calais, France ; railway via Paris, Geneva, Milan, and Rome to Brindisi, Italy ; steamer via Mediterranean Sea, Suez Canal (touch- ing at Alexandria and Cairo) to Bombay ; railway across India to Calcutta ; steamer to Hong Kong and Canton, China, and thence to Yokohama, Japan ; steamer to Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, and thence to San Francisco, Cal. ; railway to New York. The min- imum time in which this trip can be made is sixty-seven days.
The proof that vessels gradually sink out of sight is easier to demonstrate in theory than in practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few whirls are sufficient to make the ball of clay bulge midway between the poles.
Proofs of the Earth's Shape. — The circumnavigation of the globe by mariners is too well known to need any description in these pages. It is not a bad idea, however, to follow the voyage of Magellan*s ship or that of Francis Drake on a globe ^ showing the irregular routes taken by these sailors. A route frequently taken by tourists nowadays is as follows: New York to Liverpool by steamer; railway to London and ...Dover, England; steamer to Calais, France ; railway via Paris, Geneva, Milan, and Rome to Brindisi, Italy ; steamer via Mediterranean Sea, Suez Canal (touch- ing at Alexandria and Cairo) to Bombay ; railway across India to Calcutta ; steamer to Hong Kong and Canton, China, and thence to Yokohama, Japan ; steamer to Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, and thence to San Francisco, Cal. ; railway to New York. The min- imum time in which this trip can be made is sixty-seven days.
The proof that vessels gradually sink out of sight is easier to demonstrate in theory than in practice.
What to read after The Teacher's Manual of Geography: I. Hints to Teachers. Ii. Modern Facts And Ancient Fancies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Redway Jacques Wardlaw to read onlineMoreLess
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