Dodge's Geography of Michigan: Part I, Michigan as a Whole; Part II, the Growth and Development of Cities; Part III, Statistics and Aids to Teachers (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Dodge's Geography of Michigan: Part I, Michigan as a Whole; Part II, the Growth and Development of Cities; Part III, Statistics and Aids to Teachers

In a text-book of geography we study the relation of one state or group of states to the whole country of which our home region is a part, and our commercial relations to the world as a whole. It follows that in such a treatment the characteristics that distinguish our own home regions must largely be lost to sight in the consideration of the great features that distinguish the country as a whole.

In a Special text-book devoted to one state or group of states we can learn more about our own region, its important surface features, its climate, the occupations of its people, it products, its local commerce, its history, its chief cities, and many other features of great interest to us. Hence we need to make a special study of our home locality after we have studied the larger region of which it is an important part. A local geography 'is not only valuable for study in school that we may know well the region about us, but it is valuable also as a reference volume to which we can refer for facts about our own state in our homes whenever in our reading. Or conversation some question arises concerning our own state which needs to be answered at once.

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