Flanders or the Austrian Netherlands

Containers:
Oversize_Folder 7
Scope and content:

(Wright Map Not Appearing on an Index No. 6)

Flanders or the Austrian Netherlands with ye Bishoprick of Liege. Distinguishing what belongs to France, Holland &c Agreeable to Modern History

Relief shown pictorially.

Herman Moll - geographer

Thomas & John Bowles, London - publisher

copper engraving, hand-colored

20 cm x 27 cm

1 : 400,000

Inset: [Map of] Part of Luxembourgh

Includes note on the Treaty of 1715 of the War of the Spanish Succession in lower left corner.

Map appears in Atlas minor: or a new and curious set of sixty-two maps, in which are shewn all the empires, kingdoms, countries, states, in all the known parts of the earth; with their bounds, divisions, chief cities & towns, the whole composed & laid down agreable to modern history. By Herman Moll, Geographer. 1736.

Subjects:
Holland--Maps

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