Lands and Peoples—The World in Color [SOLD]

Lands and Peoples—The World in Color

Editor in Chief: Holland Thompson, Ph.D. LL.D of The College of the City of New York

Publisher: The Grolier Society, Inc, New York

Hardback, Volume VI, copyright 1940, 444 pages, illustrated in color and black and white

Table of Contents

The Friendly North—Northern Canada and the Polar Regions

The Indians of North America—Former Life and Present Conditions

The Dominion of Canada—The Development of a Colony into a Nation

The Maritime Provinces—Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick

Quebec, Once New France—The Largest Province of the Dominion

Ontario, Formerly Upper Canada—The Central Province of the Dominion

The Western Provinces—British Columbia and the Prairie Provinces

Canadian Cities—Some of the Chief Cities of the Dominion

The Dominion of Newfoundland—Britain’s Oldest Colony in America

The People of the United States—The Millions who Inhabit the Land

The United States—The Story of the Growth of the Republic

From Maine to Maryland—Town and Country in the Northeast

From Virginia to Texas—The Story of the Southern States

States of Lake and Plain—The North Central States

The States Toward the Sunset—Mountain and Pacific States

Lands of Treasure and Romance—Territories of Hawaii and Alaska

The Cities of the United States—The Movement from Country to Town

Beauty, Wonder, Wise Husbandry—National Parks and Forests

Unspoiled Wilderness Lands—National Parks and Reserves of Canada