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“The first town plan of anywhere in the present- day United States”
Wyld’s Map of India published in the year of the India Rebellion or First War of Independence
Hampstead
Ptolemy’s first projection, with the “finest Ptolemaic plates produced until Gerard Mercator”
“Whoso committe themselves unto the huge, and mayne Ocean, in a small vessell, may sooner expect to be swallowed in that vastity of waters, through the rage and furie of the Sea, then [sic] hope to gaine the desired, and intended haven” (Lok)
The reasons for night and day
The first atlas printed in Venice, the first wholly printed in colours, incorporating the first map to indicate Japan, the second map in a Ptolemaic atlas to show America.
London Geology
“The navigator’s vade mecum for the Eastern seas” – one of the most influential English travel books of the sixteenth century
