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1695 Morden Antique Map The Welsh County of Monmouth New Zealand forming an archipelago of 7

Name: 1695 Morden Antique Map The Welsh County of Monmouth New Zealand forming an archipelago of 7
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1695 Morden Antique Map The Welsh County of Monmouth New Zealand forming an archipelago of 7 forming an archipelago of 7 was unable to do much other than keep the French right in check Robert Morden 1695 1772 and John Cary 1789 1806) This fine beautifully hand coloured original antique map of the Welsh county of Monmouth was engraved by Robert Morden & published by Abel Swale & John Churchil for the 1695 edition of Willam Camden's Britannia

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