An edition of The First Book of Maps and Globes
(1959)
The First Book of Maps and Globes
by Sam Epstein, Beryl Epstein, and Laszlo Roth
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The First Book of Maps and Globes
Mar 21, 1959, Brand: Franklin Watts, Inc., Franklin Watts, Inc. NY
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0531005771 9780531005774
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Book Details
Table of Contents
A map that keeps a secret
What maps can tell us
Talking with a map
Reading a sketch map
How a map talks
Reading a road map
Finding a place on a map
What direction is it?
How far is it?
Picture language for maps
How deep is it?
How high is it?
What globes can tell us
Peeling the globe
The world-wide network
People who make maps
More that maps can tell us
Maps to make
Where to get maps
Books about maps
Some words used with maps and globes.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 59) and index.
Microfiche. [S.l.] : Xedia, [197-?]. 1 microfiche : b&w. (Xerox micromedia classroom libraries ; no. 00291).
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