Atlas manuale, or, A new sett of maps of all the parts of the earth, as well Asia, Africa and America, as Europe
wherein geography is rectify'd by reforming the old maps according to the modern observations ; and the coasts of all countries are laid down, agreeable to Mr. Edmund Hallex's own map : which is not done in any before extant : this being the first whole sett of maps that agrees with the observations and corrections that have been made by the astronomers and travellers of this age : the maps are fairly engraven on copper; and the scale is large enough to shew, not only the province but also all considerable cities, and the towns too of chiefest note
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Author
Publication
1709 - Printed for A. and J. Churchil[l] ..., and T. Child ..., London, England
Language
English
Word Count
24,000 words, Guess
Page Count
96 pages
Physical Format
Microform
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecihm_38911
- ISBN-100665389116
- ISBN-139780665389115
- Open LibraryOL24445456M
Classifications
- DDC912
Subjects
Other Editions
- Atlas manuale, or, A new sett of maps of all the parts of the earth, as well Asia, Africa and America, as Europe: wherein geography is rectify'd by reforming the old maps according to the modern observations ; and the coasts of all countries are laid down, agreeable to Mr. Edmund Hallex's own map : which is not done in any before extant : this being the first whole sett of maps that agrees with the observations and corrections that have been made by the astronomers and travellers of this age : the maps are fairly engraven on copper; and the scale is large enough to shew, not only the province but also all considerable cities, and the towns too of chiefest note
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