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[Plan of William Jackson's farm, Newton]

1 pp 1840

Title provided by cataloger.

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[Plan of engagement with British ships near Red Bank, New Jersey, October 22 and 23, 1777]

1 pp 1853

Facsimile.

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[Plan of part of Boston bounded by Eliot, Washington, and Pleasant streets showing landownership in the late 17th century]

1 pp 1915

Manuscript map in pencil showing early 20th century Boston with late 17th century landownership annotations.

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[Plan showing wharves of Boston from Batterymarch Street to Fleet Street; the "circular line" limit of wharves; and the Barricado, with gaps]

1 pp 1900

Manuscript map.

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[Plan showing wharves of Boston from Batterymarch Street to Fleet Street; the "circular line" limit of wharves; and the Barricado, with gaps]

1 pp 1820

Manuscript map.

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[Polus Antarcticus]

1 pp 1666

Corners are filled with native scenes, including animals, birds, boats ; hand-coloured, some detail painted over. Australia labelled 'Nova Hollandia -detect Anno 1644'.

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[Scotiae regnum]

1 pp 1628

Relief shown pictorially.

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[Sketch of the region of the island of Cape Breton, between the parallels of forty-five and forty-eight degrees of latitude]

1 pp 1800

Photocopy of a page of text with a ms. map; original in the Bibliotheque Nationale.

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[The World]

1 pp 1511

Ptolemaic world map.

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Regions and Seasons: The winds, collectively known as Venti, have long been viewed as both bringers of good fortune and sources of chaos. In ancient Greece and Rome, the winds were seen as personas; gods who brought favorable or difficult weather to humans on earth. The Greek philosopher Aristotle (4th cent. BCE) named twelve winds, which are illustrated on this world map in the 1525 edition of Claudius Ptolemy’s (2nd cent. CE) Geographia. Carved from a woodblock – an early method of printing – this map names the four main winds that blow from the cardinal directions of north, south, east and west, along with eight minor winds.

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[The natural shape of England with the names of rivers, seaports, sands, hills, moors, forrests, and many other remarks which the Curious will observe

1 pp 1687

Ttitle from completed state of published map.

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[Plan of William Jackson's farm, Newton]

[Plan of engagement with British ships near Red Bank, New Jersey, October 22 and 23, 1777]

[Plan of part of Boston bounded by Eliot, Washington, and Pleasant streets showing landownership in the late 17th century]

[Plan showing wharves of Boston from Batterymarch Street to Fleet Street; the "circular line" limit of wharves; and the Barricado, with gaps]

[Plan showing wharves of Boston from Batterymarch Street to Fleet Street; the "circular line" limit of wharves; and the Barricado, with gaps]

[Polus Antarcticus]

[Scandinavia]

[Scotiae regnum]

[Sketch of the region of the island of Cape Breton, between the parallels of forty-five and forty-eight degrees of latitude]

[The World]

[The World]

[The natural shape of England with the names of rivers, seaports, sands, hills, moors, forrests, and many other remarks which the Curious will observe