Blackie's Descriptive Geographical Manuals

"Blackie's Descriptive Geographical Manuals: The British Colonies" offers a detailed look at the geography, resources, and social structures of the various territories comprising the British Empire. Authored by William George Baker, this manual provides a snapshot of the colonies during a period of significant global expansion and influence.

Readers will find descriptions of landscapes, industries, and the daily lives of people living within these colonies. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the complex relationship between Britain and its overseas possessions and offers insights into the economic and social dynamics of the time. This book is perfect for historians, geographers, and anyone interested in the history of the British Empire.

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