Bradshaw’s Early Canal Map of the Southern Counties Mapmaker(s)_Samuel Lewis

Bradshaw’s Early Canal Map of the Southern Counties Mapmaker(s)_Samuel LewisG. Bradshaws Map of Canals, Navigable Rivers, Rail Roads etc. in the Southern Counties of England. From actual survey shewing heights of the ponds on the lines of navigation, also the planes on the railways Dedicated by permission to Thomas Telford This map was the third of Bradshaws Maps of Inland Navigation, completing a set of canal maps first published in 1829 1830 which also covered the north and midlands. Bradshaw had trained as an engraver, and

map 46 x 36 cm

Modern interpreters suggest ‘droit’ as in the French ‘right’

one in the lower margin

Cum integris Notis Servii

Tabula Aphricae II

Korea and Taiwan was derived from the series of maps in the French Jesuit Jean-Baptiste du Halde’s 1735 ‘Description’

set within an elaborate vignette engraved by FM Regensus and dated 1744

In this period small coastal kingdoms on the island also began to flourish through the slave trade

Engraved British chart

the most recent date in the text relates to number 105

A History of the 20th Century in 100 Maps

although the text was reset and printed in London