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Carpenter's Geographical Reader: Europe

Carpenter's Geographical Reader: Europe

by Frank G. CARPENTER (1855 - 1924)

The book tries to give its young readers a living knowledge of Europe. The author conducts tours through various parts of Europe giving a glimpse of the people and their lives and livelihoods. He includes as well information on the natural resources and physical geography of those many countries. Summary by BettyB and preface.


A Country Below the Sea

Across the Atlantic to Europe

Among the Mohammedans

Belgium - The Busiest Workshop of Europe

Berlin

Central and Northern Ireland

Commercial and Manufacturing France

Down the Volga to the Caspian Sea

Glasgow and the Clyde

How England is Governed - A Visit to Parliament

How France is Governed

Hungary and the Hungarians

In Constantinople

In Modern Greece

In Odessa - General View of Russia

In St. Petersburg

In the Capital of Austria-Hungary

In the Cities of Spain

In the Dutch Cities - Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague

In the German Empire

London - The Commercial Center of the World

Manufacturing England

Moscow - Commercial and Manufacturing Russia

Naples and Mount Vesuvius

Northern Italy

On the Lower Danube from Budapest to the Black Sea

Paris - The Most Beautiful City in the World

Preface

Rome, the Capital of Italy

Rural and Manufacturing Germany

Rural England

Rural France

Rural Spain

Southern Ireland

Switzerland - The Alps

The Emperor - How Germany is Governed

The Kingdom of Portugal

The Land of the Danes

The Russian Peasants - A Nation of Villages

The Scottish Highlands - Edinburgh

The Seaports of Germany

The Swiss People and How They are Governed

The Upper Danube - From Ulm to Vienna

Travels in Norway and Sweden

Up the Rhine to Switzerland

Venice

Where the Sun Shines at Midnight