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Dear Geoff, As the 'MapHist' owner/convenor/mediator - Dr Peter van der Krogt - rarely views each and every message posted on the list, your request for guidance will best be met by addressing him personally. Although I suspect such guidance is given on the 'MapHist info/subscriber [or whatever]' site . . . Therefore (as all can see) I reply to both 'MapHist' and copy to 'Sir' Peter at his professional e-mail address at Utrecht for his personal attention. Francis -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Armitage, Geoff Sent: 10 December 2010 14:09 To: [email protected] Subject: [MapHist] British double hemisphere maps publication c.1650-1800 Importance: High Dear Sirs I am in the final stages of writing a book on the above subject including a cartobibliography. It is to accompany the Enlightenment volumes of the History of Cartography project edited by Matthew Edney. I would like to put a message out to institutions etc that may have examples. Is there any particular format for this? I have not used this list server for some time so I would appreciate some advice. Regards Geoff Armitage British Library Maps
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