Hennet’s Large-Scale Map of Lancashire Date of Publication_1945-1958

Hennet’s Large-Scale Map of Lancashire Date of Publication_1945-1958A Map of the County Palatine of Lancaster Divided into Hundreds and Parishes from an accurate Survey made in the years 1828 and 1829, For Hennets handsome large scale map of Lancashire, the publisher Teesdale employed the engravers Bingley and Woolnoth, who had worked on his 1828 large scale map of Yorkshire. Woolnoth also engraved vignettes for the Greenwood brothers. George Hennet (1799 1857) abandoned teaching for surveying, and then became a

Maps of the British Isles 1650-1750

Bellin notes that his map of Tibet was compiled from British sources

engraved by Benjamin Baker after J Barrow

presented on a lion-skin with inset views of Furnes (Veurne) and Ypres

Engraved sea chart

This version of the map is not listed on Worldcat but the revised edition is

map of Cheshire with original hand-colour in outline and recent additions to cartouche and vignette of Chester Cathedral

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Bellin compiled the maps for Prévost's Histoire Générale des Voyages

the burgeoning slave trade and occasional reports from the more fortunate shipwrecked mariners such as Robert Drury

Le XVII Provinces des Pays Bas divisées en Provinces Unies connues sous le nom de Hollande

After Innocent's death in 1700 Clement XI continued the project