The universal geography: the earth and its inhabitants

The metadata below describe the original scanning. Follow the "all files: http" link in the "view the book" box to the left to find xml files that contain more metadata about the original images and the derived formats (ocr results, pdf etc. ) see also the <a href="https://archive. Org/about/faqs. Php#140" rel="nofollow">what is the directory structure for the texts?</a> faq for information about file content and naming conventions. Translation by the editors of the author's nouvelle géographie universelle; la terre et les hommes, paris, 1876-94 vol. 5 edited by e. G. Ravenstein and a. H. Keane; vols. 6-19, by a. H. Keane "the english edition appeared almost simultaneously with the french, advance proofs of which were regularly supplied to me by messrs. Hachette, the paris publishers. "--letter from mr. A. H. Keane, jan. 28, 1902 vol. 1. Southern europe (greece, turkey in europe, rumania, servia, italy, spain and portugal) -- v. 2. France and switzerland -- v. 3. Austria-hungary, germany, belgium, and the netherlands -- v. 4. The british isles -- v. 5. The northeast atlantic. Islands of the north atlantic, scandinavia, european islands of the arctic ocean, russia in europe -- v. 6. Asiatic russia -- v. 7. East asia -- v. 8. India and indo-china -- v. 9. South-western asia -- v. 10. North-east africa -- v. 11. North-west africa -- v. 12. West africa -- v. 13. South and east africa -- v. 14. Australasia -- v. 15. North america -- v. 16. The united states -- v. 17. Mexico, central america, west indies -- v. 18. South america -- the andes regions -- v. 19. Amazonia and la plata subjects: geography.