Abstract
THE geology of our overseas dominions has been described in a host of publications, many of which are difficult of access and full of local and technical detail. A compact volume, such as the one under notice, in which the outstanding facts concerning the several regions are presented in brief but readable form, cannot fail to meet with a warm welcome. It will appeal not only to students faced with the difficult task of acquiring a general knowledge of world stratigraphy, but also to all who wish to know the larger geological facts of our Empire abroad.
(1) The Geology of the British Empire.
By Dr. F. R. C. Reed. Pp. viii + 480. (London: Edward Arnold, 1921.) 40s. net.
(2) The Tin Resources of the British Empire.
By N. M. Penzer. (The Raw Materials of Industry ) Pp. x + 358. (London: William Rider and Son, Ltd., 1921.) 15s. net.
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C., C. (1) The Geology of the British Empire (2) The Tin Resources of the British Empire. Nature 110, 5–6 (1922). https://doi.org/10.1038/110005a0
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