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This author/publisher issue is a problem in libraries that do not "get" the 
concept that in the map world, at least, the publisher is often the author. 
When libraries, cataloging authorities, then do not "trace" to publishers, in 
the past, they were lost to map researchers. Key word searching online now 
rescues these publisher-authors from obscurity. 
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From: Joel Kovarsky <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 13 May 2010 18:52:20 
To: Discussion group for map history<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [MapHist] Henri de Leth

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I see the problem and found the other entries in WorldCat when I 
searched the accession numbers, and realized that Leth is listed as the 
publisher (and it would not pull up if entered in the author field). 
Sorry for the confusion I created. The item I cited from the KVK catalog 
is another example, but not listed in WorldCat.

             Joel Kovarsky

On 5/13/2010 5:15 PM, Donald Mcguirk wrote:
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> For those who are interested, Worldcat OCLC numbers for this map are
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> 558020781
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> 212253937 and
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> 228720362, map 3 of atlas
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> Don

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