The book tries to give its young readers a living knowledge of Europe. The author conducts tours through various parts of Europe giving a glimpse of the people and their lives and livelihoods. He includes as well information on the natural resources and physical geography of those many countries. Summary by BettyB and preface.
PrefaceAcross the Atlantic to EuropeSouthern IrelandCentral and Northern IrelandGlasgow and the ClydeThe Scottish Highlands - EdinburghRural EnglandManufacturing EnglandLondon - The Commercial Center of the WorldHow England is Governed - A Visit to ParliamentRural FranceCommercial and Manufacturing FranceParis - The Most Beautiful City in the WorldHow France is GovernedBelgium - The Busiest Workshop of EuropeA Country Below the SeaIn the Dutch Cities - Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The HagueThe Land of the DanesWhere the Sun Shines at MidnightTravels in Norway and SwedenIn the German EmpireThe Seaports of GermanyBerlinThe Emperor - How Germany is GovernedRural and Manufacturing GermanyUp the Rhine to SwitzerlandSwitzerland - The AlpsThe Swiss People and How They are GovernedThe Upper Danube - From Ulm to ViennaIn the Capital of Austria-HungaryHungary and the HungariansOn the Lower Danube from Budapest to the Black SeaIn Odessa - General View of RussiaThe Russian Peasants - A Nation of VillagesIn St. PetersburgMoscow - Commercial and Manufacturing RussiaDown the Volga to the Caspian SeaIn ConstantinopleAmong the MohammedansIn Modern GreeceVeniceNorthern ItalyRome, the Capital of ItalyNaples and Mount VesuviusRural SpainIn the Cities of SpainThe Kingdom of Portugal
Carpenter's geographical reader: Europe - Frank G. Carpenter - Description and brief content, listen free online on the e-library site at Knigi-Audio.com/en/
