Bowles, Carrington. A Map of the Whole Continent of America Particularly Shewing the British Empire in the Northern part of America, with the Divisions of the New Government. London, 1764. Cartographer_Oronce Fine Other maps show some of

Other maps show some of these same things — William Faden made a manuscript map in 1777 “exhibiting the several works erected by the rebels” in the river — but our map is of signal historical importance for being one of just three surviving large-format “Headquarters Maps” from the Philadelphia Campaign

Thomas Jefferson's grandfather and father were both surveyors

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The Commerce of Cartography: Making and Marketing Maps in Eighteenth-Century France and England (Chicago: University of Chicago Press

Bowles, Carrington. A Map of the Whole Continent of America Particularly Shewing the British Empire in the Northern part of America, with the Divisions of the New Government. London, 1764. Cartographer_Oronce Fine Other maps show some ofCarrington Bowles A Map of the Whole Continent of America Particularly Shewing the British Empire in the Northern part of America, with the Divisions of the New Government London, 1764 21 1 2" x 28 1 4"