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1750 Christop. Cellarius Original Antique Map of France - Gallia England He considered himself an American

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1750 Christop. Cellarius Original Antique Map of France Gallia England He considered himself an American He considered himself an American foil to John Stuart Mill and the London economists who were proclaimers of "the gloomy science" influenced by Ricardo and Malthus West Africa a significant slave port of the 17th & 18th centuries by Jacques Nicolas Bellin in 1750 was published in Antoine François Prevosts 15 volumes of Histoire Generale des Voyages written by Prevost & other authors between 1746 1790 Paper size: 15in x 10 1 2in (380mm x 265mm) This finely engraved original antique map of France by Christoph

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