A Briefe Introduction to Geography

Transcriber's Notes: This work was originally produced in 1630, only 26 years after Cawdrey's first English dictionary and more than a century before Johnson's. The spelling is, in many cases, strange to modern standards and highly variable. I have noted a small number of cases which would, I think, have been considered absurd by the original author. These have been amended to a more consonant form and marked as, for example, observation, where the original may be seen by hovering the mouse cursor over the word; all other spelling has been retained as the original. Some apparently incorrect or missing punctuation has been corrected silently. The reader should note that ẽ, õ and ũ are used to imply nasalization and should be read as indicating an omitted ' m ' or ' n ' following the vowel. Words including this have been marked as, for example, frõ, where the recommended reading may be seen by hovering the mouse cursor over the word. The letters ' u ' and ' v ' are used largely interchangeably as also, though to a lesser extent, ' i ' and ' j '.-- ATB.

A. BRIEFE INTRODVCTION - TO GEOGRAPHY

CONTAINING A - DESCRIPTION OF THE - GROVNDS, AND GENERALL - PART THEREOF, VERY NECESSARY - for young students in that science.

A BRIEFE INTRODVCTION TO GEOGRAPHIE.

CHAP. 1.

CAP. 2.

CAP. 3.

CAP. 4.

CAP. 5.

CAP. 6.