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1844 W & AK Johnston Large Early Antique Map of Australia Denmark Their aim was to convince

Name: 1844 W & AK Johnston Large Early Antique Map of Australia Denmark Their aim was to convince
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1844 W & AK Johnston Large Early Antique Map of Australia Denmark Their aim was to convince Their aim was to convince the Qing emperor to open up trade relations on the southern coast But the myth was upheld in many maps until as late as the mid 18th century Paper color: off white This large fine hand coloured original antique lithograph map of Australia with coloured outlines to the counties in NSW & WA was published by W & AK Johnston in General Atlas

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