Journal of the Manchester Geographical Society: Vol XXXVII-XXXVIII Parts I-IV, 1921-22

Manchester Geographical Society, 1922. First Edition. Wrappers. Very Good. 1st Edition; Green wrappers as issued, vii, (1), 280pp, (1 advertisement), illustrated, bw plates, maps; Contents Include: Rev. J. Gordon Hayes - Did Peary Reach the Pole?; Arnold Williams - Growth of the British Empire; H.H. Bowdon - Czecho-Slovakia; Kate Qualtrough - Atlantis and the Ancients; W.H. Barker - The Gold Coast Colony; The Manchester Geographical Society was one of the most important provincial geographical societies in Britain, in its heyday rivalling even the Royal Geographical Society of London. The Society was founded in 1884, stimulated by the commercial opportunities being created by the `opening up' of Africa. It has organised a lecture series throughout its history with many eminent explorers, scientists and philanthropists of the day. Its Journal began publication in 1885. The first issue included an article by H M Stanley. It ceased publication in 1960. Small piece missing from bottom of front cover and slight bump to lower corner of some page edges, Contents clean. Very Good. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: History; Antarctic; 1920s; Exploration. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 2205. .