Living Geography Book ONE Part ONE HOW Countries Differ

The book is in fair condition, showing signs of wear typical of its age. The cover has some scuffing and the spine shows wear at the edges. The pages have some tears and discoloration but remain intact. There is no dust jacket, and an inscription is present. Despite these flaws, the binding is secure.

"Living Geography: Book One, Part I: How Countries Differ" is authored by Ellsworth Huntington, C. Beverley Benson, and Frank M. McMurry, and published by The Macmillan Company in New York, 1932. This educational volume provides a comprehensive exploration of geographical differences across countries, enhanced by a color atlas of the world. Authored by esteemed academics from Yale University, Cornell, Purdue, and Columbia, this book is a valuable resource for understanding global geographical diversity. The 1932 publication date marks it as a historical piece, potentially scarce in contemporary collections. The book is in fair condition, with some wear evident on the cover and pages, but remains a significant educational tool for those interested in historical geography.