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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · May 29, 1889

FromThe American Sentinel, Vol. 4, No. 18.

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HISTORICAL ATLAS

By Robert H. Labberton

And General History.

  • By Robert H. Labberton.
1 Vol., 8x11 inches. 213 pages of text. 30 geographical charts. 198 progressive colored maps, in which every nation has, and always retains, its distinctive color.
HISTORY OF THE EAST, ........................................ 19 MAPS HISTORY OF GREECE, ............................................. 17 MAPS HISTORY OF ROME, ................................................ 26 MAPS HISTORY OF MIDDLE AGES, ........................................ 35 MAPS HISTORY OF MODERN TIMES, ....................................... 49 MAPS HISTORY OF AMERICA, ............................................. 52 MAPS
“I had no sooner laid eyes on the work than I said, ‘I must have it.’” OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
“This book has something to say that every educated man wants to know.” REV. CHARLES S. ROBINSON.
“Such geographical pictures are the best and surest way of teaching history.” A. H. SAYCE, Professor of History, University of Oxford, England.
“The work is an extremely valuable one, from its comprehensiveness and its accuracy.” DR. JAMES MCCOSH.
“In my study you will find the great Unabridged in a rack at my right hand and the Labberton in a rack at my left.” LEW WALLACE.
“There is nothing to compare with it, especially in modern history.”—The Nation.
“Altogether the best thing of the kind published anywhere.” GEO. A. BACON, Syracuse High School.
“The book is simply incomparable.” ALFRED S. ROE, Worcester High School.
“No teacher or student can afford to be without it.” D. H. COCHRAN, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.
— ADOPTED BY —
New York City as a text-book in the Normal College.
Philadelphia as a text-book in the Boys' High School and Manual Training School.
Boston as a reference book in the High and Latin Schools.
The Government as a text-book at West Point and Annapolis.
The State Universities of Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, etc.
Cloth, $3, Half-Sheep, $4, Half-Morocco, gilt edges, $5.
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO., OAKLAND, CAL.