Queen's Jubilee Atlas of the British Empire
By Editor
The "Queen's Jubilee Atlas of the British Empire," published by Philip & Son, 32 Fleet Street, London, has just come to our table. It contains a series of full-colored maps, with descriptive, historical, and statistical notes of the United Kingdom, and of every British colony and dependency throughout the world; also a complete statistical abstract of the British Empire, showing the area, population, revenue, expenditure, public debt, imports, and exports, etc., and form and seat of government of all the British possessions. It contains thirty-four pages of reading matter and fifty-three maps. The information is valuable and in condensed form, and the maps are exceedingly well executed, showing each country and province in detail. In these days everybody needs to have a knowledge of the geography of the world, and this little atlas, about eight inches square, will be a valuable aid in acquiring that knowledge. Price, illustrated cover, 1s.