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A New and Accurate Map of the English Empire In North America; Representing Their Rightful Claim As Confirmed by Charters and the Formal Surrender of Their Indian Friends; Likewise the Encroachments of the French, With the Several Forts They Have Unju...

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Old map of Annapolis Royal, Canada, North America, Nova Scotia, Québec.

Created by William Herbert, Robert Sayer, Gallicans in 1755.
  • Scale ca. 1:7,200,000.
  • Hand colored.
  • Relief shown pictorially.
  • "Longitude west from Ferro."
  • "Sold by Wm. Herbert ... & Robt. Sayer ... "
  • Includes notes.
  • Maps in margin: A plan of the harbor and town of Louisbourg on the isle of Cape Briton.--A plan of Chebucto Harbor.--The Atlantic Ocean.--Fort Frederick built by the French at Crown or Scalp Point in the year 1731.--A plan of Port Dauphin on the isle of Cape Briton.--A plan of the harbour of Annopolis Royal.--A plan of the town of Quebeck.

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1755

Annapolis Royal

Annapolis Royal (N.S.)

Canada

Early Works To 1800

Gallicans

Map

Maps

North America

Nova Scotia

Québec

Québec (Québec)

Robert Sayer

William Herbert

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