 | American Geographical Society of New York - 1890 - 986 pages
...Cooley s Physical Geography, Preface t;ii. LonJon, 1876.) f Cooley defines it more strictly as that department of science which embraces the course of...and of which, as it depends to some extent on the features of that surface, Geography is a function. (Cooley s Physical Geography, Preface.) carries... | |
 | 1876 - 676 pages
...is frequently called the "inorganic life" of the earth. To use his own words, Physical Geography " is the department of science which embraces the course...reigning on the earth's surface over land, sea, and air." It will be seen from this that our author takes a view of the limits of his subject different from... | |
 | 1876 - 608 pages
...what is frequently called the "inorganic life" of the earth. To use his own words, Physical Geography "is the department of science which embraces the course...reigning on the earth's surface over land, sea, and air." It will be seen from this that our author takes a view of the limits of his subject different from... | |
 | 1890 - 786 pages
...(Cooley' s Physical Geography, Preface vii. London, iSj6.) f Cooley defines it more strictly as that department of science which embraces the course of...and of which, as it depends to some extent on the features of that surface, Geography is a function. (Cooley' s Physical Geography, Preface.') carries... | |
 | American Geographical Society of New York - 1890 - 802 pages
...'s P 'hysical Geography, Preface vii. London, 1876.) •(•Cooley defines it more strictly as that department of science which embraces the course of...and of which, as it depends to some extent on the features of that surface, Geography is a function. (Cooley s Physical Geography, Preface.) carries... | |
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London, iSj6.) f Cooley defines it more strictly as that department of science which embraces the course of physics reigning on the earth's surface, over land, sea and air, and of which, as it depends to some extent on the features of that surface, Geography... 