Originally published during the early part of the twentieth century, the Cambridge Manuals of Science and Literature were designed to provide concise introductions to a broad range of topics. They were written by experts for the general reader and combined a comprehensive approach to knowledge with an emphasis on accessibility. T. G. Bonney's The Work of Rain and Rivers was first published in 1912 and reprinted in 1928. It offers a brief yet clear account of the way that rain and rivers act to change the landscape.

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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1887 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1902 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1887 Edition.

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1887. In the present volume, it is attempted to give some idea of the manifold interest of our abbeys and churches. While it is not intended as an architectural treatise, care has been taken to give some idea of the great variety in date, in design, and in execution which these buildings afford. It inclines to the associations which gather around the buildings, and to their inseparable alliance with the history of the country. Copiously illustrated.

1902. Also authored by H.D. Traill, Grant Allen, Arthur Griffiths and Robert Brown. Contents: The Pillars of Hercules; Algiers; Malaga; Barcelona; Marseilles; Nice; The Riviera; Genoa; The Tuscan Coast; Venice; Alexandria; Malta; Sicily; and Naples.

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1887. In the present volume, it is attempted to give some idea of the manifold interest of our abbeys and churches. While it is not intended as an architectural treatise, care has been taken to give some idea of the great variety in date, in design, and in execution which these buildings afford. It inclines to the associations which gather around the buildings, and to their inseparable alliance with the history of the country. Copiously illustrated.

With A Chapter On The Geology Of The Thames Valley And Of Rotherhithe.

1887. In the present volume, it is attempted to give some idea of the manifold interest of our abbeys and churches. While it is not intended as an architectural treatise, care has been taken to give some idea of the great variety in date, in design, and in execution which these buildings afford. It inclines to the associations which gather around the buildings, and to their inseparable alliance with the history of the country. Copiously illustrated.

With A Chapter On The Geology Of The Thames Valley And Of Rotherhithe.

With A Chapter On The Geology Of The Thames Valley And Of Rotherhithe.

1902. Also authored by H.D. Traill, Grant Allen, Arthur Griffiths and Robert Brown. Contents: The Pillars of Hercules; Algiers; Malaga; Barcelona; Marseilles; Nice; The Riviera; Genoa; The Tuscan Coast; Venice; Alexandria; Malta; Sicily; and Naples.