Irish Students Geography III. Section I. (Cur amach 1944) Eibhlin De Buitleir (Irish Text) (PT181)

Circa 1944: Hardcover / Very Good Condition / Illustrated throughout / Irish Text

Original beige cloth with black titles all round. 323 very clean and bright pages, speckled foxing on the edges, previous owners details on the endpapers. Boards slightly rubbed, marked and faded with time and bumped on the corners consistent with age but remain firm and intact. Scarce!. (PT181)

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The Irish Student's Geography is a classic educational textbook series originally authored by Irish geographer Eibhlín de Buitléir (also known as Eleanor Butler). Part III, Section I, specifically focuses on regional and physical geography.

The textbook is known for providing an accessible, foundational, and highly localized understanding of geographic processes tailored specifically to the Irish curriculum.

Historically, this section of de Buitléir’s series breaks down foundational geographical concepts that are still highly relevant in modern Irish curricula. Google Books.