METHOD FOR LEARNING BY PRINCIPLES GENERAL AND PARTICULAR, ANCIENT AND MODERN, SACRED AND ECCLESIASTICAL GEOGRAPHY AND CHRONOLOGY AND THE CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL SPHERE. Cano's Office, Madrid, 1793. 11 volumes. Volume 1: Title page, 255 pp. + 6 folded maps (I-VI) + Volume 2: Title page, 352 pp. + 6 folded maps (VII-XII) + Volume 3: Title page, 16 + 358 pp. + 11 folded maps (XIII-XXIII) + Volume 4: Title page, 16 + 354 pp. + 1 folded state + Volume 5: Title page, 16 + 350 pp. + Volume 6: Title page, II + 376 pp. + Volume 7: Title page, II + 387 pp. Heraldic shields interspersed throughout the text. + Volume 8: Title page, I + 352 pp. + Volume 9: Title page, 335 pp. + Volume 10: Title page, II + 400 pp. + 1 folded map + Volume 11: Title page, II + 480 pp. + 10 folded maps (XXIV-XXXIII). Complete work. Carefully produced edition bound in full leather with painted endpapers. Laid paper. Juan Antonio González Cañaveras was known for his proposals for educational reform, emphasizing the use of language (practice) combined with reasoned learning (rules). González Cañaveras advocated that education should begin with observation of what is closest to us, therefore studying our mother tongue and learning foreign languages from a very young age.
