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Region embraced in the operations of the armies against Richmond and Petersburg

1865

Shows roads, railroads, towns, street patterns of Petersburg, Richmond and Manchester, drainage, relief by hachures, and houses and names of residents in outlying areas.

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Regna Congo et Angola

1670

Relief shown pictorially.

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Regni Hungariae, et regionum, quae ei quondam fuêre unitae, ut Transilvaniae, Valachiae, Moldaviae, Serviae, Romaniae, Bulgariae, Bessarabiae, Croatiae, Bosniae, Dalmatiae, Sclavoniae, Morlachiae, Ragusanae Reipublicae, maximaeq[ue] partis Danubii Fluminis, novissima delineatio

1686

Covers Balkan Peninsula south of lat. 50?N.

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Regni Navarrae accurata tabula

1680

Today, the self-governing province of Navarre, located in northern of Spain, borders France in a region called Basque Country. The area as it looked in the 17th century is illustrated in this map. During Shakespeare's time, Navarre was divided into Spanish lands and French lands, but remained an important place as it was the bridge between these two countries. Henry IV was king of Navarre from 1572-89, and king of France from 1589-1610. The monarch was well regarded in matters of war, but carried a notorious reputation as a womanizer – the exact opposite to Shakespeare's character of Ferdinand, King of Navarre, who actively tried to deny Cupid's will.

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