Field, Richard M., hardback, 191 pages, Princeton University Press, 1930.

Because the Manual of Geology (Physical Geology) has been adopted by a number of American institutions, and because of numerous requests for a manual on Historical Geology, the writer has the temerity to offer the present text. This Manual is not intended, in any way, as a text-book on Historical Geology, but purely as a laboratory or class guide which must be supplemented by lectures and a general text. The method of teaching outlined in this Manual has been used in the second term of the introductory course in Geology at Princeton University for the last three years, and has been planned for a large class in which the laboratory or preceptorial divisions are taught by graduate students or assistants.