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Imago Mundi
The International Journal for the History of Cartography
Volume 28, 1976 - Issue 1
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Selected papers presented to the conference on the history of cartography, greenwich, England, 1975

‘As to its position in respect to the heavens’

William Ravenhill Reardon Smith. Professor of Geography, The University of Exeter, England
Pages 79-93 | Published online: 29 Jul 2008

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Paul Ballard. (1982) Analysis in historical cartography studies. Cartography 12:3, pages 173-178.
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William Ravenhill. (1981) Projections for the large general maps of Britain, 1583–1700. Imago Mundi 33:1, pages 21-32.
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Robert Lloyd & Patricia Gilmartin. (1987) The South Carolina Coastline on Historical Maps: A Cartometric Analysis. Cartographic Journal, The 24:1, pages 19-26.
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