Morton's Elementary Geography, authored by Eliza H. Morton, is a comprehensive early 20th-century geography textbook published by the American Book Company in 1900. This edition features a detailed table of contents covering a wide range of geographical topics, including introductory lessons on the Earth, climate, living things, government, commerce, and detailed regional studies of North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. The book also includes valuable maps and tables to support learning.
The hardcover binding is cloth with green decorative elements depicting a globe and floral motifs, reflecting the style of the period. The book measures approximately 9 x 11 inches and contains over 130 pages, providing an in-depth educational resource. As a member of the National Geographic Society, Eliza H. Morton's work is notable for its educational quality and historical significance. This collectible edition is ideal for enthusiasts of vintage geography books, educational history, or early American publishing.
