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Dear All: I'm writing on behalf of a student, who is studying Nathan Hale's wall map of New England (Boston, 1826). An interesting question, which I'm having a hard time with, is this: were there any other large, multi-sheet wall maps of New England between the Thomas Jefferys *Map of the most Inhabited Part of New England* (and the huge Norman/Clark derivative) and Hale's? I cannot think of any. Does anybody know of any? Please answer off-list to me at edney(at)usm.maine.edu. Thanks!!!! Best, Matthew --------------------- Matthew Edney Osher Professor in the History of Cartography (USM) Director, History of Cartography Project (UW) See http://www.usm.maine.edu/~edney/
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