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Isidore, Orosius and the Beatus Map. John Williams. p.7 Abstract
The Sawley Map and Other World Maps in
Twelfth-Century England.
P. D. A. Harvey. p.33 Abstract
John Norden (c.1547--1625): Estate
Surveyor, Topographer, County Mapmaker and Devotional Writer.
Frank Kitchen. p.43 Abstract
Two Iranian World Maps for Finding the
Direction and Distance to Mecca. David A. King. p.62 Abstract
A Papier Mâché Relief Map: The `Bocho
Dozu' from the Edo Era in Japan. Hirotada Kawamura. p.83 Abstract
The Environs Map: Vienna and Its
Surroundings c.1600--c.1850. Jan Mokre. p.90 Abstract
A Programme for Map Publishing: The Homann
Firm in the Eighteenth Century. Markus Heinz. p.104 Abstract
Cartography in the Service of Reform Policy
in Late Absolutist Bavaria, c.1750--1777. Daniel Schlögl. p.116 Abstract
Mapping British South Africa: The Case of
G.S.G.S. 2230. Elri Liebenberg. p.129 Abstract
The President's Globe. Arthur H. Robinson.
p.143 Abstract
The President's Map Cabinet. John B.
Garver, Jr. p.153 Abstract
The Prime Minister's Globe and Map Cabinet.
Christopher Board and Catherine Delano Smith. p.157 Abstract
BOOK REVIEWS Catalogue of Watermarks in Italian Printed
Maps ca. 1540--1600. By David Woodward. (Antony Griffiths) Editing of Early Historical Atlases: Papers
Given at the Twenty-Ninth Annual Conference on Editorial
Problems. University of Toronto, 5--6 November 1993. Edited by
Joan Winearls. (Jeremy Black) The Mapping of the Heavens. By Peter
Whitfield. (Robert Hannah) Mappa Mundi: The Hereford World Map. By
Paul D. A. Harvey. (Evelyn Edson) Rural Images: Estate Maps in the Old and
New Worlds. Edited by David Buisseret. (David Fletcher) Teaching Concepts in the History of
Cartography. Proceedings of the Seminar on Teaching the History
of Cartography III, held at the Nationalbibliothek, Vienna,
Austria, September 10, 1995. Edited by Ferjan Ormeling and Barend
Köbben. (David N. Livingstone) Pedro Reinel me Fez: A volta de um mapa dos
Descobrimentos. By Joaquim Ferreira do Amaral. (W. A. R.
Richardson) Le Terrain des Ingénieurs; La cartographie
routière en Wallonie au XVIIIe siècle. By Marcel Watelet, with
Berthold Neefs, Anne Cherton, Sandra Lago, Olga Manin, Guy
Franchimont and Guy Thewes. (Guy Arbellot) The Printed Maps of Devon: County Maps
1575--1837. By Kit Batten and Francis Bennett. (H. S. A. Fox) Civil War Newspaper Maps: A Historical
Atlas. By David Bosse. (Mark Monmonier) A particular discourse concerninge the
greate necessitie and manifolde commodyties that are likely to
grow to this realme of Englande by the westerne discoueries
lately attempted, written in the yere 1584., by Richarde Hackluyt
of Oxforde, known as discourse of western planting. Edited by
David B. Quinn and Alison M. Quinn. (Ciaran Brady) A Study in Depth of 143 Maps Representing
the Great Siege of Malta of 1565. By Albert Ganado and Maurice
Agius-Vadalà. (Rodney Shirley) Chizu No Bunkashi, a Cultural History of
Maps and Charts in the World and Japan. By Katutaka Unno.
(Kazumasa Yamashita) The Accuracy of Ethnoscience: A Study of
Inuit Cartography and Cross-cultural Commensurability. By Michael
T. Bravo. (Barbara Belyea) Atlantes Austriaci: Kommentierter Katalog
der Österreichischen Atlanten von 1561 bis 1994. Edited by
Ingrid Kretschmer and Johannes Dörflinger. (Peter van der Krogt) Japanese Maps of the Edo Era. By Kazumasa
Yamashita. (Frances M. Woodward, assisted by Tomoko Goto) La cartographie au Québec 1760--1840. By
Claude Boudreau. (Mary Pedley) The Mapping of North America: A List of
Printed Maps 1511--1670. By Philip D. Burden. (David Woodward) Changing Tides: Twilight and Dawn in the
Spanish Sea 1763--1803. By Robert S. Weddle. (Glyndwr Williams) The French Thorn: Rival Explorers in the
Spanish Sea, 1682--1762. By Robert S. Weddle. (Glyndwr Williams) Maps as Prints in the Italian Renaissance:
Makers, Distributors & Consumers. By David Woodward. (Conor
Fahy) El mapa de España. Siglos XV--XVIII. By
Agustín Hernando. (April Carlucci) Terra Cognita. Studien zur römischen
Raumerfassung. By Kai Brodersen. (Richard J. A. Talbert) The Furthest Shore: Images of Terra
Australis from the Middle Ages to Captain Cook. By William
Eisler. (Judith Scurfield) The Mapping of New Spain: Indigenous
Cartography and the Maps of the Relaciones geográficas. By
Barbara E. Mundy. (Felipe Fernández-Armesto) L'abrogation des privilèges fiscaux et ses
antécédents. La lente maturation du cadastre thérésien au
duché de Luxembourg (1684--1774). By Claude de Moreau de
Gerbehaye. (Michèle Galand) La Galleria delle Carte geografiche in
Vaticano. By Lucio Gambi, Marica Milanesi and Antonio Pinelli.
(Alessandro Scafi) Marinai, mercanti, cartografi, pittori.
Ricerche sulla cartografia nautica a Venezia (sec. XIV--XV). By
Piero Falchetta. (Marica Milanesi) Battista Agnese, Atlante (1554--1556).
Ms.Marc.It.IV, 62 (=5067). L'immagine del mondo ai tempi di
Magellano. Compiled by Piero Falchetta. (Marica Milanesi) Ortelius Atlas Maps: An Illustrated Guide.
By Marcel P. R. van den Broecke. (Robert W. Karrow) Cartes et plans imprimés de 1564 à 1815:
Collections des bibliothèques municipales de la région Centre;
Notices de la base BN-OPALINE. By Béatrice Pacha and Ludovic
Miran. (Francis Herbert) Carte marine et portulan au XIIe siècle:
le `Liber de existencia riveriarum et forma maris nostri
Mediterranei' (Pise, circa 1200). By Patrick Gautier Dalché
(Tony Campbell) Des chiffres et des cartes: naissance et
développment de la cartographie française au XIXe siècle. By
Gilles Palsky. (Christopher Board) Shorter Notices Chronicle for 1996--1997 1. Personal News 2. Conferences and
Meetings 3. Institutional and General News 4. Exhibitions 5.
Notable Acquisitions 6. Unusual Items That Have Come Up for Sale Bibliography Literature in the History of Cartography
published in 1994--1996 (with indexes) REPORTS AND NOTICES Next International Conferences on the
History of Cartography Forthcoming International Conferences of
Interest to Historians of Cartography AUTHORS OF ARTICLES IN THIS VOLUME CHRISTOPHER BOARD was formerly Senior
Lecturer in Geography, London School of Economics and Political
Science, U.K. JOHN GARVER is the Chief Geographer
(retired), National Geographic Magazine, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. PAUL HARVEY is Professor Emeritus of
Medieval History, University of Durham, U.K. MARKUS HEINZ is an assistant lecturer in
the Department of History, University of Vienna, Austria. HIROTADA KAWAMURA is professor of
geography, Toõa University, Simonoseki, Japan. DAVID A. KING is professor and director of
the Institute for the History of Science, Johann Wolfgang Goethe
University, Frankfurt-on-Main, Germany. FRANK KITCHEN teaches history at Steyning
Grammar School, Steyning, West Sussex, U.K. ELRI LIEBENBERG is professor and head of
the Department of Geography, University of South Africa, R.S.A. JAN MOKRE is map curator, Map Collection
and Globe Museum, Austrian National Library, Vienna, Austria. DANIEL SCHLÖGL lecures in the Institute
for Bavarian History, University of Munich, Germany. ARTHUR H. ROBINSON is the Lawrence Martin
Professor of Cartography (Emeritus) in the Department of
Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison, U.S.A. JOHN WILLIAMS is Professor Emeritus in the
Department of History of Art and Architecture, University of
Pittsburg, U.S.A.