@article{662267,
      recid = {662267},
      author = {Caldwell, Eliza.},
      title = {A new practical geographical grammar. Containing, proper  definitions of the abstruse terms that most frequently  occur in reading the first principles of astronomy; with a  short account of the hypothetical philosophy of the  ancients; and a more particular description of the  copernican or solar system. Wherein, the magnitudes,  distances, and positions of the planets are briefly treated  of; to which is prefixed, an explanation of the artificial  sphere, and of the appendants and surface of the celestial  and terrestrial globes. With directions for performing the  most useful and curious astronomical, and geographical  problems performed on each; and, a general description of  all the remarkable countries in the world; with their  subdivisions, chief cities, longitudes, latitudes, bearings  and situations. Collected from the best authors, and  rendered intellible to the weakest capacity. Particularly  adapted to the use of schools. The firmament and stars  declare the great creator's skill. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {Printed by James and Richard Byrn, No. [13],  Sycamoke-Alley,},
      address = {Dublin :},
      pages = {xii,184p. ;},
      year = {1779},
      note = {Dedication signed: Eliza Caldwell.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/662267},
}