Annotated: "From the King's road near Bethlehem to the Mahoning Creek passing near the Healing Waters beyond the Blue Mountain." See: John Robert Connelly, "Independent confirmation of the magnetic declination 1737-1738" (typescript, 2 pages, 1963).

Provenance: Presented by John Robert Connelly, December 1964.

General physical description: Photograph, July 1963.

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Note: This map is an 1854 copy of a 1752 map. Includes also the following counties: Lehigh, Schuylkill, Columbia, Carbon, Monroe, Pike, Luzerne, Wyoming, Bradford, Susquehanna, and Wayne. See: A. D. Chidsey, Jr., The Penn patents in the forks of the Delaware. Easton, Pa.: John S. Correll: 1937 (929.4: H39).

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Provenance: Presented by Benjamin Franklin.

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Provenance: From original in William L. Clements Library, 1940.

General physical description: 30 sectional photostats.

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Annotated: "The parts in red are corrections of the original by Maj. Gen. Dearborn." The signature of J. V. N. Throop is on the map. Printed version is in the same folder.

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The sheet contains the following maps (No. 1 is not present): "No. 2. From map of North America by Eman Brown, geog. to his majesty, 1775; in Jefferey's atlas of 1776." "No. 3. Map of North America from d'Anville published by Sayer and others. London 1775; in Jefferey's atlas of 1776." "No. 4. Map of the British empire by Samuel Dunn; published by Robert Sayer, 1774, London in Jefferey's atlas." "No. 5. From a map of the British colonies in North America; engraved by William Faden, 1777."

General physical description: Four maps on one folio sheet.

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Reprinted from the originals in the Library of Congress for the Portolan Press by the Meriden Gravure Company, 1976.

In addition to Hills, the maps were created by cartographers: Grant, A. Sutherland, B. Morgan, A. Dennis, Rue, A. B. Dunhan, Taylor, Skinner, I. Williams, T. Milliadge and J. Fisher.

General physical description: 15 maps. Reproductions.

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The disposition of the troops and fleets are carefully delineated. This map was published in Philadelphia in 1782.

Provenance: Presented by Richard Randolph, 7 October 1831.

General physical description: 3 pieces (preliminary drafts).

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Annotated: "Explication des base, perpendiculaire et surface de chaque triangle: Calcul des deux parties de St. Domingue et islots adjacents: Résultat en lieues marines carrées et en carrouse de cent pas carrés."

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This map contains the names of the lagoons, rivers, mountains, towns, etc.

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This map contains far more settlements and better definition of streams than the 1751 map by Joshua Fry and Peter Jefferson. The inset shows Alleganey ridge.

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A note in the folder reads: "Nota Bene. This map should be used with discretion for the following reasons. . . ." See also information furnished by Lewis M. Haupt, 16 March 1917 (typescript with the maps).

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Narváez was "Primer Pilato de la Marina Nacional."

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Annotated: "Los grados de Longitud y Latitud se han Pueste seguin el calculo de Baron de Homboldt."

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The American Philosophical Society Transactions (vol. 6) state that Carey presented the "Materials from which Guthrie's Geography were compiled." This is one of those maps. See: William Guthrie, The general atlas for Carey's edition of his geography improved. (Philadelphia: Carey: 1795).  Wheat: 213. See: M. Carey, Carey's American atlas. Philadelphia: Carey, 1796, no. 5.

Provenance: Provenance: Presented by Mathew Carey, 18 October 1805.

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Adapted from the map of Virginia in the general atlas for Carey's edition of Guthrie's geography improved (Philadelphia: Carey, 1795). See also: Notes on the state of Virginia, by Thomas Jefferson. 3rd American edition. (New York: M.L. and W.A. Davis, for Furman and Loudon: 1801). The American Philosophical Society Transactions (vol. 6) state that Mathew Carey presented the "Materials from which Guthrie's Geography was compiled," on 18 October 1805. This is part of that gift.  Wheat: 568.

Provenance: Provenance: Presented by Mathew Carey, 18 October 1805.

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Knoxville and Nashville are shown, as well as public roads, Indian boundaries, Indian towns, etc. The width of the river is in yards. The American Philosophical Society Transactions (vol. 6) state that Mathew Carey presented the "Materials from which Guthrie's Geography was compiled," on 18 October 1805. This is part of that gift.

Provenance: Provenance: Presented by Mathew Carey, 18 October 1805.

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See also an engraving of the above by "J.T. Scott, Sculp" that was "engraved for Carey's American edition of Guthrie's geography improved." There are numerous manuscript notations on this printed map. The American Philosophical Society Transactions (vol. 6) state that Mathew Carey presented the "Materials from which Guthrie's Geography was compiled," on 18 October 1805. This is part of that gift. See: William Guthrie, The general atlas for Carey's edition of his geography improved. (Philadelphia: Carey, 1795).  Wheat: 650

Provenance: Provenance: Presented by Mathew Carey, 18 October 1805.

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Facsimile of an original manuscript.

Alternate formats available: Reproduced and copyrighted by the Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, Ohio: 1968.

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The American Philosophical Society Transactions (vol. 6) state that Mathew Carey presented the "Materials from which Guthrie's Geography was compiled," on 18 October 1805. This is part of that gift.  Wheat: 448

Provenance: Presented by Mathew Carey, 18 October 1805.

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The American Philosophical Society Transactions (vol. 6) state that Mathew Carey presented the "Materials from which Guthrie's Geography was compiled," on 18 October 1805. This is part of that gift.  Wheat: 250.

Provenance: Presented by Mathew Carey, 18 October 1805.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835. Information about George de Bois St. Lys and the significance of these maps may be found in James E. McClellan, Colonialism and science in the old regime: the case of Saint Domingue (forthcoming).

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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Annotated: "Explanation: County towns, villages, forges and mills, houses, roads and portages, roads to be opened and improved on the straightest line practicable." Northumberland and Allegany Counties occupy a disproportionately large area of the state.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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Detail: Le Fort la Constitution servant de citadelle à la Croix de Bouquets. This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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Location of originals: From original manuscript in the Library of Congress.

General physical description: Photograph.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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This map was acquired with the purchase of a large collection of maps about St. Domingue and other Gulf of Mexico areas from Henry Schenk Tanner on 14 December 1835.

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Nicholas Collin delivered this map to the Society on 16 April 1802. Collin wrote that Fahlberg "presentes by me a special map of a lately discovered dangerous shoal...as an appendage to his map of it [St. Bartholomew], sometimes ago received by the Society; and expresses a solicitious desire that it may be published for the benefit of the many American vessels that trade to that part of the West Indies: believeing this execution the more necessary, as the very frigate in which the discovery was made, though then commanded by another captain, ran aground on that shoal." The members desired Secretary John Vaughan to write and see "if any account can be published" of this "Rock lately discovered south of S. Martins."

Provenance: Presented by S. Fahlberg, 16 April 1802.

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Annotated: "N.B. The red dots mark the Canoe Track by which I descended. The black, note the deepest channel." John Vaughan, secretary of the American Philosophical Society, was asked by the Members to get "some further account of it for publication" from the donor. Brown replied on 10 June 1802 that the map "of the Muscle Shoals which you did me the favor to present to the Society, was taken under the direction of Gen[era]l Wilkinson who transmitted it to a friend together with a short description which unluckily was attached to a private confidential letter, from which his correspondent would not even suffer me to make an extract. Gen[era]l Wilkinson will no doubt supply the deficiency on his arrival at Philadelphia."

Provenance: Presented by Samuel Brown, April 1802.

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The endorsement on the back reads: "Found by me in a parcel of Plants collected by F. Pursh w[hi]ch made part of ye Lambert Herbarium, and was bought by me in London at the Lambert sale in 1842. Edward Tuckerman." In 1807 Pursh kept a "Journal of a botanical excursion in the Northeastern parts of Pennsylvania and in the state of New York." The manuscript was found among the papers of his patron, Benjamin Smith Barton, in 1817. It has been published twice: first in Philadelphia in 1869, and then in 1923 for the Onondaga Historical Association, Syracuse, New York, with notes by William M. Beauchamp. On 3 April 1868 Thomas P. James spoke of various properties of Pursh. He told how the map was drawn and used in the botanical expedition, and he spoke of the history of the map. Asa Gray, the famous botanist, owned it, and wished to present it to the American Philosophical Society and reunite it with the journal. "The Journal and map are now, after a separation of sixty years, united."

Provenance: Presented by Asa Gray, 3 April 1868.

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Provenance: Presented by Jonathan Williams, 3 February 1815.

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Provenance: Presented by John Vaughan, 17 July 1815.

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The bay contains soundings.

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Annotated: "Copiado por Santiago Wilkinson en Mexico." Projected route from Vera Cruz with distances to Orizaba, Xalapa, etc.

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Provenance: Presented by Juan J. Martinez, 7 December 1832.

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Contains topographical view and vertical section.

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Annotated: "Facsimile d'une carte attachée à un des volumes des lettres edifiantes pour le Canada dont les Jesuites publierent plus de 40 volumes de 1611 à 1678." (Relations des Jesuites en la Nouvelle France. Paris: Cramoisy: 1632-1673.) A note reads: "rough fac smilie-this and the Scutcheon above are Well drawned and Engraven."

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Surveyed at the request of William Audenried, Esquire, during the month of June 1831.

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Annotated: "A copy of a Christian Brobst traycing [and] Cattawissa," and, "W[illia]m J. Duane has the original."

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The route of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad is shown from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh.

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A member of the American Philosophical Society, Kane spoke on 16 November 1855 of various geographical features of the Arctic regions he had seen and displayed his map of the area. He spoke of the progress of the expedition and the difficulties encountered. On 7 December 1855 he exhibited two charts showing his corrections and the new features described on them. These may be the charts Kane displayed and spoke about. See: American Philosophical Society Proceedings, vol. 7 (1885): pages 154, 162.

Also includes a printed copy.

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See the description of the Boas map in Realms of Gold, No. 6.

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Originals in General Land Office Records, Abandoned Military Reservation Series, Fort Vancouver, Washington. Box 100, National Archives, Washington, D.C. Includes photograph of so-called "Covington Map." (Original in Hudson's Bay Company Archives, London, 1846.) Includes also photographs from other sources.

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With this is a water color painting of "Sketch from the Mountain of Montreal shewing part of the plain extending south east and southwards to the Green Mountain Range in eastern townships of Canada and Vermont and the Adirondack Mountain regions of New York. To illustrate Mr. Blackwell's paper on the basin of the St. Lawrence." See: American Philosophical Society Transactions, Series 2, vol. 13 (1869).

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Niantilic Harbor is on Baffin Bay, Cumberland Sound. The Polaris had disappeared, and the Tigress and another ship were sent to locate it. The readings for this map are: North lat. 64° 56' - West long. 66° 21'. Also in folder is a map showing "Padloaping. Nettiling Fjord and Nettiling."

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See: N. F. Drake, "A geologial reconnaissance of the coal fields of the Indian territory." American Philosophical Society Proceedings, vol. 36 (1897): pp. 326-419.

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This is an enlargement made by Sword of a portion of a map. See: Fridtjof Nansen, Farthest North (New York: Harper: 1897), vol. 1.

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Prepared for the program committee [of the 250th anniversary], Albert Cook Myers, chairman.

Provenance: Presented by Albert Cook Myers, 28 March 1935.

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Roanoke Island is shown, as is Edenton, Hallifax (sic), and the Virginia line.

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This appears to have been adapted directly from the map published in London by Laurie and Whittle in 1794. The identity of the cartographer is an educated guess.

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These are printed maps with heavy manuscript markings indicating air (?) currents and observations drawn and crudely colored. Antarctica is also drawn on each map. The maps were printed in London by "Jas Wyld," and "J. Wyld and Son, Charing Cross East 1836." (One map has no publication date on it.)

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This is on the reverse of C. G. Childs' "Plan of Keim's addition to Port Clinton" (Realms of Gold, 986).

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Photostats of manuscript maps at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

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Four lines in Burmese in the lower left-hand corner are the key to the colors used in the map. Note on back in Burmese identifies location as Shwemyo district. See letters from E. W. Burlingame and Cecil Hobbs to the American Philosophical Society, June 1914 and 27 January 1961.

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Copied from François Du Creux, Historiae Canadensis seu novae Franciae libri decem ad annum usque Christi 1656 (Paris: 1664). This was printed in the Champlain Society Publications, volumes 30-31, translated by Percy J. Robinson (Toronto: 1951). A note by P. J. Robinson states that this map deserves study and is of special value on account of the inset map of the Huron country, the improved outline of the lakes, especially Lake Ontario, and Georgian Bay, the marking of the trails to the Hudson Bay and of the new route discovered by the Groseilliers and Radisson from Lake Nipigon.

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