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A new and accvrat map of the world, drawne according to ye truest descriptions, latest discoveries & best observations yt have been made by English or strangers. 1626. [cartographic material]

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Date:

1626(1627)

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Local class no.: H3/10000/1626(1627) (2 copies), Box number: 2000235980

Local class no.:

H3/10000/1626(1627) (2 copies)

Type of material:

Maps and cartographic material

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

4143115

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Maps, plans and charts

10000 - The World

A new and accvrat map of the world, drawne according to ye truest descriptions, latest discoveries & best observations yt have been made by English or strangers. 1626.
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Date(s):

1626(1627)

Place:

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Place of creation:

Canada

Publisher:

s.n.,

Extent:

1 map : Col. fac ; 31.5 x 51.6.

Language of material:

English
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Rand McNally and Company

Speed, John, 1552?-1629
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Illus: The heavens and elements. Water. Earth. The north Hemisphaere. A figure in the sphaere. The eclipse of the moon. Aire. The eclipse of the sunne. [Portraits of] Ca[ve]dish, Vander Noort, Magellan, Drake.
From John Speed: A Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World, (London; John Dawson and George Humble, 1627). The first copy is inscribed, "The World by John Speed, 1627. Reproduced by Rand McNally from printed maps in the Library of Congress." The second: "John Speed 1626. A Carytid Facsimile."
See also: A/10000/1626(1627)

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Scale [1:79,200,000]

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The microfiche version is NMC8256, The microfiche version is NMC8257

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Box [10000 WORLD 1626-27] 2000235980

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