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A NEW MAP OF SARMATIA EUROPAEA PANNONIA AND DACIA SHEWING THE PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS, PEOPLES, CITIES, TOWNS, RIVERS, MOUNTAINS &C. DEDICATED TO HIS HIGHNESS WILLIAM DUKE OF GLOUCESTER by Wells, Edward [1667-1727] - 1700

by Wells, Edward [1667-1727]

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A NEW MAP OF SARMATIA EUROPAEA PANNONIA AND DACIA SHEWING THE PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS, PEOPLES, CITIES, TOWNS, RIVERS, MOUNTAINS &C. DEDICATED TO HIS HIGHNESS WILLIAM DUKE OF GLOUCESTER

by Wells, Edward [1667-1727]

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[Oxford]: [Printed at the Theatre, 1700], 1700. Plate [23] from: "A new sett of maps both of antient and present geography / by Edward Wells. Oxford: Printed at the Theatre, 1700. Hand-coloured aquatint, 36.5 cm x 51 cm, boldly engraved, large cartouche incorporating the dedication to, and the coat of arms of, William, Duke of Gloucester. Decorative maps of the region between the Baltic, Adriatic and Black Seas. Very good.. Very Good. Map.
  • Bookseller Independent bookstores CA (CA)
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  • Publisher [Printed at the Theatre, 1700]
  • Place of Publication [Oxford]
  • Date Published 1700
  • Keywords Map; Maps; Baltic; Adriatic; Black Sea;

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Cartouche for A New Map of Sarmatia Europaea Pannonia and Dacia Shewing the Principal Divisions,...

Cartouche for A New Map of Sarmatia Europaea Pannonia and Dacia Shewing the Principal Divisions, People, Cities, Towns, . . . &c. Dedicated to His Highness William Duke of Gloucester

by Wells, Edward (1667-1727)

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Oxford: circa 1700. Engraved cartouche only. 19 x 11.5cm. Wells produced a lavish school atlas on the occasion of William Duke of Glouchester's schooling at Oxford. As such, this map rarely appears in early color. This wonderful and curious example of the map has no centerfold and may well have been issued separately as a teaching aid. The map is richly annotated with manuscript notes, including the course of Drake's Voyage to California and extensive notations concerning the date of d discovery of at least 15-20 locations. Since th last of the notations show the ceding of the region just east of the Mississippi River along the Gulf Coast to the English in 1763 and a similar note and date near Quebec, it would seem that the map was used at approximately this date. The majority of the notes reflect late 16th to mid 17th Century discoveries. Wells map is a fascinating mix of contemporary information and inaccuracies. In identifying California as an Island, Wells was behind the times. His location of… Read More
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