COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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Author:
Wells, Edward, 1667-1727
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Wells, Edward, 1667-1727
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Date:
1700
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1700
Date
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Short Title:
A new map of France
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A new map of France
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Publisher:
T.W.
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T.W.
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Publisher Location:
London
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London
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Type:
Atlas Map
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Atlas Map
Type
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Obj Height cm:
37
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37
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Obj Width cm:
50
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Scale 1:
3,468,960
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3,468,960
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Note:
Copper engraved double page map. Shows administrative divisions. Includes abbreviations. Relief shown pictorially.
note
Copper engraved double page map. Shows administrative divisions. Includes abbreviations. Relief shown pictorially.
Note
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World Area:
Europe
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Europe
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Country:
France
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France
Country
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Subject:
School
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School
Subject
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Full Title:
A new map of France shewing its principal divisions cheif cities, townes, ports, rivers, mountains &c. R. Spofforth sculp. (to accompany) A new sett of maps both of antient and present geography. 8.
full_title
A new map of France shewing its principal divisions cheif cities, townes, ports, rivers, mountains &c. R. Spofforth sculp. (to accompany) A new sett of maps both of antient and present geography. 8.
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List No:
11181.011
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11181.011
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Page No:
8
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8
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Series No:
11
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11
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Engraver or Printer:
Spofforth, R.
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Spofforth, R.
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Publication Author:
Wells, Edward, 1667-1727
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Wells, Edward, 1667-1727
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Pub Date:
1710
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1710
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Pub Title:
A new sett of maps both of antient and present geography : wherein not only the latitude and longitude of many places are corrected, according to the latest observations ; but also the most remarkable differences of antient and present geography may be quickly discern'd by a bare inspection or comparing of correspondent maps ; which seems to be the most natural and easy method to lead young students (for whose use the work is principally intended) unto a competent knowledge of the geographic science. Together with a geographical treatise particularly adapted to the use and design of these maps. By Edward Wells ... Imprimatur, Gu. Paynter Vice-Can. Oxon. London: Printed by T.W. for J. Walthoe, R. Wilkin, J. and J. Bonwicke, S. Birt, T. Ward and E. Wicksteed.
pub_title
A new sett of maps both of antient and present geography : wherein not only the latitude and longitude of many places are corrected, according to the latest observations ; but also the most remarkable differences of antient and present geography may be quickly discern'd by a bare inspection or comparing of correspondent maps ; which seems to be the most natural and easy method to lead young students (for whose use the work is principally intended) unto a competent knowledge of the geographic science. Together with a geographical treatise particularly adapted to the use and design of these maps. By Edward Wells ... Imprimatur, Gu. Paynter Vice-Can. Oxon. London: Printed by T.W. for J. Walthoe, R. Wilkin, J. and J. Bonwicke, S. Birt, T. Ward and E. Wicksteed.
Pub Title
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Pub Note:
Atlas is complete with 41 double-page with table of contents "A catalogue of maps which compose this new sett ... " Maps are copper engraved by the Oxford engravers M. Burghers, R. Spofforth, Benjamin Cole and Sutton Nicholls. The atlas contains, in most cases, two of each map to compare the ancient and modern configurations. Showing boundaries, major cities and towns, rivers, mountains, churches and fortifications. Each map carries a dedication "To his Highness William Duke of Gloucester." The maps are highly decorative, with elaborate title cartouches surrounded by coats of arms, putti, or allegorical figures. The two world maps feature the island of California, a partially explored Australia, and numerous notations of parts as yet undiscovered. The Americas stand on their own, with a single map each for North America and South America, as well as one for the English Plantations in America. The map of North America also depicts the island of California and Florida encompasses the entire south. This edition is similar to the first edition of 1700 but has a different title page and several of the maps have been updated. Publication Date is estimated to be circa 1710, while the date of each map is given as 1700 when they were originally published. The Oxford scholar Wells produced these maps for the education of his young pupil William, Duke of Gloucester, the son of Queen Anne and George, Prince of Denmark. William suffered from encephalitis and died in 1700 at the age of eleven. Wells dedicated and published the atlas as a tribute to the Duke.
pub_note
Atlas is complete with 41 double-page with table of contents "A catalogue of maps which compose this new sett ... " Maps are copper engraved by the Oxford engravers M. Burghers, R. Spofforth, Benjamin Cole and Sutton Nicholls. The atlas contains, in most cases, two of each map to compare the ancient and modern configurations. Showing boundaries, major cities and towns, rivers, mountains, churches and fortifications. Each map carries a dedication "To his Highness William Duke of Gloucester." The maps are highly decorative, with elaborate title cartouches surrounded by coats of arms, putti, or allegorical figures. The two world maps feature the island of California, a partially explored Australia, and numerous notations of parts as yet undiscovered. The Americas stand on their own, with a single map each for North America and South America, as well as one for the English Plantations in America. The map of North America also depicts the island of California and Florida encompasses the entire south. This edition is similar to the first edition of 1700 but has a different title page and several of the maps have been updated. Publication Date is estimated to be circa 1710, while the date of each map is given as 1700 when they were originally published. The Oxford scholar Wells produced these maps for the education of his young pupil William, Duke of Gloucester, the son of Queen Anne and George, Prince of Denmark. William suffered from encephalitis and died in 1700 at the age of eleven. Wells dedicated and published the atlas as a tribute to the Duke.
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Pub List No:
11181.000
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11181.000
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Pub Type:
School Atlas
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School Atlas
Pub Type
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Pub Type:
World Atlas
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World Atlas
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Pub Maps:
41
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41
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Pub Height cm:
42
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42
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Pub Width cm:
30
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30
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Image No:
11181011.jp2
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Authors:
Wells, Edward, 1667-1727
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