MEXICO, or New SPAIN, Divided into the Audiance of GUADALAYARA, MEXICO, and GUATIMALA, FLORIDA in EarthWorks

MEXICO, or New SPAIN, Divided into the Audiance of GUADALAYARA, MEXICO, and GUATIMALA, FLORIDA

Author(s): Moll, Herman, d. 1732
Description: Issued in his: A System of geography: or, A new & accurate description of the earth in all its empires, kingdoms and states, [pt. 2, p. 178], London : for T. Childe, 1701. Issued in his: Atlas manuale: or, a new sett of maps of all the parts of the earth, as well Asia, Africa and America, as Europe ... [Map 38], London : for A. & J. Church, 1709. Issued in his: The compleat geographer: or, The chorography and typography of all the known parts of the earth. To which is premis'd an ... 3rd ed., [p.] 253 / by Herman Moll, 1709. Issued in his: Atlas manuale ..., [Map 38]. -- London : Printed for F. Churchil in Pater-Noster-Row; and T. Childe in St. Paul’s Church-yard, MDCCXIII (1713). 15.5 x 17.1 cm. Issued in : Atlas manuale ..., 1723. Issued in his: The compleat geographer ..., 4th ed., [p. 214] / [Anon.]. -- London : for J. Knopton, 1723. [Herman Moll]. Shows lower portion of California with Gulf of California becoming wider to the north. LC 536, 553, 566; UCB.
Collection: The Glen McLaughlin Map Collection of California as an Island
Subject(s): Atlases, California as an island--Maps, and Mexico--Maps
Held by: Stanford
More details at: https://purl.stanford.edu/hs642vp0098

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