Charter and Regulations, as Amended up to May, 1877 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176440371)

This volume contains the 'Charter and Regulations, as Amended up to May, 1877' of the Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain). It provides a detailed overview of the society's foundational documents, offering insights into its aims, governance, and operational procedures during a period of significant geographical exploration and discovery.

The charter outlines the society's mission to promote and advance geographical science, while the regulations detail the membership structure, meeting protocols, and administrative framework. This historical document is valuable for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the development of geographical studies and the role of learned societies in shaping scientific endeavors.

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