Maps Reproduced as Glass Transparencies: Selected to Represent, the Development of Map-Making From the First to the Seventeenth Century (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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IN this exhibit the attempt has been made to illustrate the development of map-making, and the expansion of geographical knowledge as cartographically represented, from Roman days to modern times. The forty-one maps selected are typical. The fact, however, is recognized that in so limited a number of reproductions many of the details and peculiarities, which are characteristic of the maps drawn during this long period, do not appear.

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