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Dear all,





I would
like to thank publicly all the persons who have answered my query regarding
Gregson’s 1962 article: Susan Ford, who sent the scan from the other end of the
world;  all those in libraries who found
the journal and offered to scan it; and Mr. Burroughs, for his kind help
regarding the NOAA library. 

Of course,
I will gladly send the article to anybody who may have become interested in it.



Best
regards,

Luis A.
Robles Macías

Mensaje original de Susan Ford ([email protected]) para Discussion group 
for map history enviado el 28/09/2010 11:06:04Luis The NLA (National library of 
Australia) holds this journal and as I was there today I have copied and 
emailed the article you wanted - though Vladimiro's comments on how to do it in 
Autocadare probably much more relevant! And surprising, as Autocad I presume 
was not written directly to support cartography.  Regards Susan PhD candidate  
Classics    The Australian National University ----- Original Message 
-----From: Luis Angel Robles Macias Date: Monday, September 27, 2010 6:40 
amSubject: [MapHist] Article wanted (Gregson 1962)To: "[email protected]" Cc: 
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following short article published in 1962: Title: A method of plotting 
meridians and parallels on the Gnomonic projectionAuthor: R.J. GregsonJournal: 
CARTOGRAPHYVolume: 4Issue: 4Pages: 155-156 My university library has requested 
it, unsuccessfully, to the following libraries:·        Australian National 
University Library·        Library of Congress·        British Library·        
Bodleian Library As far as I have been able to gather, this “Cartography” 
journal was an Australian publication with ISSN 0069-0805. A few years ago it 
merged with “The Australian Surveyor”, giving as a result the "Journal of 
Spatial Science", ISSN 1449-8596.I would greatly appreciate if somebody could 
provide some indication regarding the location or contents of this 
article. Best regards,Luis A. Robles Macías> 
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