The first edition of of Charles Williams’ ‘Visible Geography’ was published by Westley and Davis in 1835. As the Preface describes the work is designed to ‘relieve the toils and increase the pleasure of both the teacher and pupil’. The book contains 4 decorative maps of the regions of the country. Each is accompanied by descriptive text on each of the counties contained. At the end of each section is an ‘Examination’ listed a few pages of questions for the student. This is an example of the second edition published in 1838 by a different publisher. This edition is not recorded in the British Library or listed on Copac. Provenance: manuscript notation of ‘Ellen Greaves …’ Not listed in Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004).