File:Figurative cartouche in an Africa map by Walton.jpg
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English: A New, Plaine, & Exact Mapp of Africa, described by: N:I: Vischer and done into English, enlarged and corrected, according to I: Blaeu: with the habits of the countries and manner of the cheife citties the like never before Printed colored and Are to be Sould by Robert Walton at the Globe and Compass in St. Paules Church yard between the two north doores. |
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| Author | Robert Walton | |||
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