Search Results: Pub_Type equal to 'Manuscript Map' or Type equal to 'Manuscript Map' (original) (raw)

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[Map of Europe.] Ce 8 8bre 1856 ; A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing Europe. Shows select regions, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with hachure lines and shading. Indexed to indicate the names of mountain ranges. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Indexed to indicate locations such as the Tyrolean Alps and Saint-Gotthard Massif. Map is 24 x 30 cm, on sheet 24 x 32 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[Map of Europe.] Ce 15 8bre 1856 ; A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing Europe. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Features watershed areas, which are differentiated by color. Indexed to indicate the names of mountains and lakes. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 24 x 30 cm, on sheet 24 x 32 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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Mer Blanche. Ce 23 8bre 1856 ; A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing the White Sea. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 24 x 30 cm, on sheet 24 x 32 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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Rhin Suisse. Ce 18 Fevrier 1857 ; A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing the watershed of the Rhine River in Switzerland. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, drainage, and bodies of water. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 22 x 28 cm, on sheet 24 x 31 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[France.] A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing France. Shows select regions, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 23 x 29 cm, on sheet 24 x 31 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[Armorican Massif, France.] Ce 98 Mai 1857 ; A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing the Armorican Massif in France. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 21 x 29 cm, on sheet 24 x 31 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[Loire River.] A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing the Loire River basin in France. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 23 x 30 cm, on sheet 23 x 30 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[Loire River.] A. Logerot.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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Asie mineure. A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing Asia Minor. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 21 x 27 cm, on sheet 24 x 31 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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Afrique. A. Logerot ; Ce 8 Janvier 1856.

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Manuscript map representing Africa. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, deserts, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 22 x 28 cm, on sheet 24 x 31 cm. (Page number written as “43” for page 44 in volume.)

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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Amerique du Noro. A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing North America. Shows select regions, mountain ranges, coastlines, and islands. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 30 x 23 cm, on sheet 30 x 23 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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Amérique Septentrionale. A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing North America. Shows select regions, mountain ranges, drainage, bodies of water, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 27 x 23 cm, on sheet 31 x 23 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[North and South America.] A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing North and South America. Shows select regions, mountain ranges, drainage, bodies of water, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 31 x 23 cm, on sheet 31 x 23 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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[South America.] A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing South America. Shows select regions, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 22 x 28 cm, on sheet 30 x 23 cm.

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Logerot, A. (Auguste)

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Océanie. A. Logerot.

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Manuscript map representing Oceania. Shows select regions, cities, mountain ranges, drainage, coastlines, and islands. Relief shown with shading. Ink, pencil, and watercolor on paper. Map is 22 x 28 cm, on sheet 24 x 30 cm.

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Manuscript Map

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"On the verso is an unfinished manuscript map that depicts a locality, with all details unlabelled, with sub-jurisdictions outlined in the own bright hues, and a river running through it, while a legend, upper-right, defines unused symbols. We have not been able to identify the subject of the map, and even whether it pertains in any way to Taiwan. However, the note in the lower right, seems to refer to “Nagai Village”, which if true might refer to a town in the Yamagata Prefecture of north-central Japan. This is perhaps a matter for further research." (See Pub note)

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Manuscript map of Alexandria, Egypt. Shows streets and drainage. Drawn in graphite and colored blue pencil, with a penciled grid beneath drawing. Lettering in cursive. Map is 17 x 21 cm, on sheet 20 x 25 cm.

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Two manuscript maps of the Nile River Delta, Egypt. Maps show cities, railways, topography, lakes, drainage and coastline. Relief shown in hachures. Drawn in graphite, with a penciled grid beneath drawing. Descriptive text in lower margin. Lettering in cursive. Together, maps are 36 x 21 cm, on facing sheets, together 40 x 25 cm.

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Two manuscript maps of Cairo, Egypt (top), and Haizer, Algeria (bottom). Maps show railways, streets, topography, lakes and drainage. Relief shown in hachures. Drawn in graphite, ink and watercolor. Descriptive text in lower margin of top map. Lettering in cursive. Together, maps are 39 x 25 cm, on facing sheets, together 40 x 25 cm.

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[Nile River Delta].

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Two manuscript maps of the Nile River Delta, Egypt. Maps show cities, railways, lakes, drainage and coastline. Drawn in ink and watercolor. Lettering in cursive. Together, maps are 37 x 24 cm, on facing sheets, together 40 x 25 cm.

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[Nile River, to Lake Victoria]. Alexandrien, den 22/3/1900. E. F.

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Manuscript map of the Nile River to Lake Victoria, Egypt. Shows cities, topography, lakes, drainage and coastlines. Relief shown in hachures. Drawn in ink and watercolor. Lettering in cursive. Map is 30 x 18 cm, on facing sheets, together 40 x 25 cm.

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Nil (bis Assouan).

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Manuscript map of the Nile River to Aswan, Egypt. Shows cities, seas, lakes, drainage and coastlines. Drawn in ink and watercolor. Lettering in cursive. Map is 16 x 21 cm, on sheet 20 x 25 cm.

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[Sydow, Emil von., 1812-1873, Wagner, Hermann, 1840-1929]

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Polen. Sydow-Wagners methodischer Schul-Atlas.

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Manuscript supplemental map of Poland, with Insets: Estland. Lettland. Litauen.

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[Untitled Map of the Red River (Song Hồng) Basin, extending from Hanoi Area to Lao Cai Province, Vietnam].

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[Imhof, Eduard, 1895-1986, Leuzinger, Heinz]

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Graubünden (SW) and Ticino

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[Imhof, Eduard, 1895-1986, Leuzinger, Heinz]

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Graubünden (NW)

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[Imhof, Eduard, 1895-1986, Leuzinger, Heinz, Spiess, Ernst, Speiser, Bruno]

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Schaffhausen, Switzerland

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Imhof, Eduard, 1895-1986

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Northeast Switzerland - South Sheet

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Imhof, Eduard, 1895-1986

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Northeast Switzerland - North Sheet

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[Imhof, Eduard, 1895-1986, Ficker, Kurt]

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Zurich, Switzerland

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[Bey, Abdürrahim Hilmi, Anonymous]

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(Map of the Ancient World)

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Appears to be a printed map with annotations in ms below.

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[Bey, Abdürrahim Hilmi, Anonymous]

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حرم شرفين حدوديله مقياصي Harem-i Şerif'in hududuyla mikyası. The Distances of the Border of the Haram esh-Sharif [Mecca]

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The five maps represent the earliest period of the Islam. The central map showcases the ancient borders of the city of Mecca and the roads leading to it. The three smaller in-set maps of the Arabian Peninsula in margins illustrate the spreading of the Islam in the years 9, 10 and 11 after the Hijra, with the year 11 marking the year of Muhammad’s death. The last years of the life of Muhammad were crucial for the development of the religion. In 622, or in the first year of the Hijra, Muhammed moved to Medina, making it with the constitution (Constitution of Medina) the 1st Islamic state and the religious center under his leadership. After the prophet died in the 11th year of Hijra and the Islam spread in the neighboring areas, the leadership was divided between four men: Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman and Ali. The four leaders are also known as the Patriarchal Caliphs and the period as the Rashidun Caliphate (الخلافة الرّاشدة). This part of the history is only acknowledged by the Sunni Islam, as the Shia Islam only recognizes Ali as a legitimate successor of Muhammad. The three in-set maps of the Arabian Peninsula on this sheet mark the last years of the life of Muhammad, before the division into the Rashidun Caliphate. The golden dots on our in-set maps represent the Islamic States or Groups (Daulat-i-Islamia or here marked as: دولت يسلاميه) in the last three years of Mohammad’s life and the red lines their migrations to the other parts of the Arabian Peninsula. The first map in the upper right corner represents the migration of the Islamic groups from Medina in the year 9 AH (630 AD), the picture below the distribution of the groups in the following year. The last image (in the upper left corner) shows the locations of the Islamic Groups in the year of Muhammad’s death. The drawing in the lower left shows the graves of Muhammad (marked with gold dots), Umar and Abu Bakr in Medina, housed in the The Prophet's Mosque in Medina (Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, المسجد النبوي). The original mosque was built in 622 by Muhammad and it measured 30.5 m × 35.62 m (100.1 ft × 116.9 ft). Today the graves are covered with a Green Dome, built in the 13th century.

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[Bey, Abdürrahim Hilmi, Anonymous]

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مكة مكرمه ده كي حاترَ شريفه. كءبَمءزامه مسجيدآاهرام Mekke-i Mükerreme'deki hatıra-i şerife. Kabe-i Muazzama, Mescidü’l-haram. The Great Mosque inside Mecca. Kabaa, The Great Mosque

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The sheet is composed of a hand drawing with original colour and gilt highlights, representing the city of Mecca, a hand coloured engraving, three photo-reproductions on cards and two black and white lithographs. The central image represents as many other images in this collection the navel of the narrative and the other images should be read from right to left. The central image showcases Mecca with its surroundings, as the city looked like in 1883 (1261 AH). Marked are 32 parts of the city including the suburbs and the camping areas for pilgrims. The other images represent the history of Mecca and showcase the following scenes: - Black and write lithograph on the right (قصى ابن كلاب دورنده مكه معظمه شهر. بك حصوله كلان هيئشدر. دار الندوه ابنيه سندر): The image represents an important moment in the history of Mecca, when Qusai ibn Kilab ibn Murrah (circa 400–480), a King of Mecca, a trustee and guardian of the Kaaba and an ancestor of Islamic Prophet Muhammad reconstructed the Kaaba from a state of decay and encouraged the Arab people to make a settlement around it. He is also known to be the first one to build the central office, what would be today close to the town hall in the Arabian Peninsula. - Engraving in the upper right (مكه مكرمه نك منظره عموميه سى): View of Mecca. - Black and white photograph in the lower right (مكه مكرمه حرمشريغك داخلا كورونشى): Mecca as the location of the Sacred Shrine. - Black and white photograph in the upper left (جبل عرفاتك منظرهء عموميه سى): Mount Arafat on the outskirts of Mecca. The hill is visited as a part of the Hajj and is the is believed by some, that Mohammad delivered the Farewell Sermon from that location. - Black and white photograph in the lower left (مينانك منظره عموميه سى): View of Mina (or Muna), a tent city on the outskirts of Mecca. The location can host up to three million pilgrims. - Black and write lithograph on the left(مسجد الحرامك جهات ثلاثه سى كوستر يله رك باب النعوش طرفندن آلنان رسميدر): View of the Kaaba in Masjid al-Haram. This image and the accompanying lithograph on the right-hand side come from the work Mir'atü'l-Haremeyn, a 5 volume work In Ottoman language on Mecca, Medina and the Arabic Peninsula. It was authored by Eyüb Sabri Paşa and published in Istanbul in 1884.

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[Bey, Abdürrahim Hilmi, Anonymous]

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احوال عالم ٣٠٠ ٤٠٠. دردنجى عصرده ظهور ايدن حكومات اسلاميه. سكال Ahval-i Âlem 300-400. Dördüncü asırda zuhur eden hükümet-i İslamiye. Sikkeler. [Title under the central map:] Map of the World 300-400 [AH]. Islamic states in the Fourth Century. Coins.

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The plate, combining manuscript maps and a collage of printed images, represents the territories governed by the Islamic dynasties in the 4th, 5th and the beginning of the 6th century of the Hijra calendar (10th, 11th and a part of the 12th century of the Christian calendar), expanding from Spain and North Africa on the west, Sicily on the north of the Mediterranean Basement to Pakistan and parts of India on the east. The image is composed of a large central map, four maps on its left and right side and mounted images of coins in the left and right panel. The central map represents the Islamic world and the neighboring territories between 300-400 AH, which would mark the time of the late 10th and early 11th century in the Christian calendar. The key in the lower left part lists the Islamic rulers of the time with their names, time of their reign and the locations of their seats. The Islamic cities are heightened in gold, as the non-Muslim capitals and larger cities are marked with red. The accompanying maps show in detail four important areas, riled by the Muslim dynasties: - Map on the upper right (ال بويه دولتى ٣٢١ ٤٤٧) showcases the Persian Gulf with what is today Kuwait, parts of Saudi Arabia with Qatar in the southeast, parts of Iran and embraces the area of today’s Iraq and Syria with Aleppo on the West. The map represents the areas ruled by the Shia Iranian Buyid dynasty (also called the Buyids or Āl-e Būya) from 934 to 1062. In the 10th and 11th century the Buyids were the most powerful and influential dynasty in the Middle East with their territory expanding from large parts of the Arabic Peninsula in the south, to the parts of today's Turkey in the north and all the way to Pakistan on the east. - Map in the lower right (غزنويه دولتى) embraces the territory ruled by the Ghaznavid dynasty with larger parts of today’s Iran, Bukhara, Uzbekistan, on the north and Pakistan with western parts of India in the east. The Ghaznavid dynasty governed larger parts of this territory between 977 and 1186. - The map on the upper left (افريقيا و مغربده) represents North Afrika and Maghreb in the time of various rulers the time from 4th to 6th century AH (from late 9th to mid 12th century of the Christian calendar). - The map on the lower left (بن اخشيد دولتى (٣٢٠ ٣٥٧) بلادا اسلاميه) showcases the territory under the Ikhshidid dynasty. The dynasty under the leadership of a Turkish mamluk soldier Muhammad ibn Tughj al-Ikhshid was ruling the area of today’s Egypt, Levant and parts of the Arabian Peninsula between 935 and 969. The map marks the center in Levant with a large purple dot. The mounted images in the left and right panel illustrated coins from the time and territories, illustrated on the five maps.

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Haikou Quantu 海口全圖 [Complete Map of Sea Ports]. Wanguo tu & Wukou Yanhai Shuilu Quantu 萬國圖 & 五口沿海水路全圖 [Map of 10,000 Countries & Complete Map of the Five Coastal Estuaries].

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(Covers to) Haikou Quantu 海口全圖 [Complete Map of Sea Ports]. Wanguo tu & Wukou Yanhai Shuilu Quantu 萬國圖 & 五口沿海水路全圖 [Map of 10,000 Countries & Complete Map of the Five Coastal Estuaries].

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(Title page to) Haikou Quantu 海口全圖 [Complete Map of Sea Ports]. Wanguo tu & Wukou Yanhai Shuilu Quantu 萬國圖 & 五口沿海水路全圖 [Map of 10,000 Countries & Complete Map of the Five Coastal Estuaries].

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R. Crumb (Robert Dennis Crumb)

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Map to Eric’s Place in Muir Beach.

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[Mackay, Donald, Barnard, Charles H. (1781- c.1840)]

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A Chart of Liar’s harbor; or Yanky har.[bo]r from actual survey, by Capt C Barnerd & Do[nald] Mackay ... Lat 62 31’ S. Lon. 60 W.

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(Rivers of Europe)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(Political map of Europe)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(European Russia with railroads)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(Austro-Hungary)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(Great Britain and Ireland)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(Italy with railroads)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(Luxemburg with railroads)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(The Caucasus with railroads)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(Afghanistan and Pakistan)

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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شكوفه مقبل [Şukufe Mukbil]

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(China and Korea)

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Engineering Service Company

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One of the Suggested Plans of Proposed Development of 92 Acre Tract North of Windsor Square.

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(Covers to) 21me. Conservation. Department de la Meuse. Inspection de Bar-sur-Ornain. -- Plan Geometrique des Bois Royaux de Jandeures . . .

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21me. Conservation. Department de la Meuse. Inspection de Bar-sur-Ornain. -- Plan Geometrique des Bois Royaux de Jandeures . . .

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Manuscript map of France in ink and watercolor. Title translates to: France. Shows international boundary, topography, drainage and coastline. Relief shown with hachures. Includes latitudinal and longitudinal lines. Map is 17 x 26 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on facing page; title taken from text. First map appearing in the first part of atlas, France : Ses montagnes -- Ses eaux [= France : Its mountains -- Its waters].

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Montagnes de France.

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Manuscript map of France in ink and watercolor. Title translates to: Mountains of France. Shows international boundary, topography, drainage and coastline. Features specific mountain ranges, including the Pyrenees, Alps and Jura. Relief shown with hachures. Map is 17 x 26 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on facing page and following four pages; title taken from text. Second map appearing in the first part of atlas, France : Ses montagnes -- Ses eaux [= France : Its mountains -- Its waters].

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Carte des vessants.

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Manuscript map of France in ink and watercolor. Title translates to: Map of vessants. Shows international boundary, topography, drainage and coastline. Features major physical divisions based upon mountain ranges. Relief shown with hachures. Map is 17 x 23 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on facing page. Third map appearing in the first part of atlas, France : Ses montagnes -- Ses eaux [= France : Its mountains -- Its waters].

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Carte des bassina.

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Manuscript map of France ink and watercolor. Title translates to: Map of bassins. Shows international boundary, topography, drainage and coastline. Features France's major basins formed by rivers, such as the Rhine and Seine. Relief shown with hachures. Map is 18 x 26 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on facing page. Fourth map appearing in the first part of atlas, France : Ses montagnes -- Ses eaux [= France : Its mountains -- Its waters].

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France minérale (1). (with) (Text Page to) France minérale : 1er devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Minerals of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features mineral resources, including grains, slates, asphalt, millstone, clay and plastic clay. Map is 17 x 26 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. First map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France minérale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Minerals of France : 1st part. Includes sections: Grains -- Ardoises -- Bitume -- Piere meuliére -- Argile -- Argile plastique [= Grains -- Slates -- Asphalt -- Millstone -- Clay -- Plastic clay]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France minérale (2). (with) (Text Page to) France minérale : 2e devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Minerals of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features mineral resources, including marble and cut stone. Map is 17 x 25 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Second map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France minérale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Minerals of France : 2nd part. Includes sections: Marbre -- Pierre de taille [= Marble -- Cut stone]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France minérale (3). (with) (Text Page to) France minérale : 3e devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Minerals of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features mineral resources, including chalk, lithographic stone, sandstone, plaster, cement, alabaster and china clay. Map is 17 x 26 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Third map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France minérale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Minerals of France : 3rd part. Includes sections: Craie -- Pierre lithographique -- Grès -- Plâtze -- Cimens -- Albâtre -- Kaolin [= Chalk -- Lithographic stone -- Sandstone -- Plaster -- Cement - Alabaster - China clay]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France minérale (4). (with) (Text Page to) France minérale : 4e devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Minerals of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features mineral resources, including coal, anthracite, lignite, graphite and saline matter. Map is 17 x 26 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Fourth map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France minérale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Minerals of France : 4th part. Includes sections: Houille -- Anthracite -- Lignite-- Courbe -- Graphite -- Matières salines [= Coal -- Anthracite -- Lignite -- Curve -- Graphite -- Saline matter]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France minérale (5). (with) (Text Page to) France minérale : 5e devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Minerals of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features mineral resources, including iron, lead, copper and antimony. Map is 17 x 25 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Fifth map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France minérale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Minerals of France : 5th part. Includes sections: Fer -- Plomb -- Cuivre -- Antimoine [= Iron -- Lead -- Copper -- Antimony]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France minérale (6). (with) (Text Page to) France minérale : 6e devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Minerals of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features the main sources of mineral water. Map is 17 x 25 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Sixth map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France minérale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Minerals of France : 6th part. Includes section: Principales sources d'eaux minérales [= Main sources of mineral water]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France végétale (1). (with) (Text Page to) France végétale : 1er devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Vegetables of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features agricultural products - with pictorial representation - including wheat, rye, corn and buckwheat. Map is 17 x 23 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Seventh map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France végétale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Vegetable of France : 1st part. Includes sections: Froment -- Seigle -- Maïs -- Sarrasin [= Wheat -- Rye -- Corn -- Buckwheat]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France végétale (2). (with) (Text Page to) France végétale : 2e devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Vegetables of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features agricultural products - with pictorial representation - including barley, oats, potatoes, beet roots and hemp. Map is 17 x 25 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Eighth map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France végétale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Vegetable of France : 2nd part. Includes sections: Orge -- Avoine -- Pomme de terre -- Betterave -- Chanvre [= Barley -- Oats -- Potato -- Beet root - Hemp]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France végétale (3). (with) (Text Page to) France végétale : 3e devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Vegetables of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features agricultural products - with pictorial representation - including flax, saffron and rapeseed. Map is 17 x 25 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page. Ninth map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France végétale, on facing page. Text title translates to: Vegetable of France : 3rd part. Includes sections: Lin ... Safran ... Colza [= Flax ... Saffron ... Rapeseed]. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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France végétale (4). (with) (Text Page to) France végétale : Vignobles : 4me devoir.

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Manuscript map of France, in ink and colored pencil. Title translates to: Vegetables of France. Shows international and administrative boundaries, and coastline. Features vineyards - with pictorial representation - including in the regions of Bourgogne [Burgundy], Champagne, Bordelais and Rhône. Map is 17 x 25 cm, on sheet 21 x 31 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text and a legend on facing page; title taken from text. Tenth map appearing in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general]. (with) Descriptive text for map, France végétale, on facing page. Title translates to: Vegetable of France : Vineyards : 4th part. Includes sections on the regions of Bourgogne [Burgundy], Champagne, Bordelais and Rhône. Appears in the second part of atlas, Principale production de la France en général [= Main production of France in general].

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Mora, Jo (1876-1947)

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Map of Los Angeles Historical and Recreational.

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This is the original drawing made by Jo Mora for the Los Angeles map. It is about 25% larger than the printed version and uncolored. See our printed color copy at 8540.000 and 8541.000. .Dedicated to his friend Charles F. Lummis, noted Los Angeles industrialist, Mora's map of Los Angeles is one of his most "painterly" cartes, with strong colors and shapes spread throughout the map. The map shows early Los Angeles, with the first movie studios and road network. Two versions of the map were printed, one without a title (this copy) and another with the title (see our 8540.000) For more information on Jo Mora's life and works, see http://www.jomoratrust.com

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Mora, Jo (1876-1947)

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City of San Diego.

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This is the original drawing made by Jo Mora for the San Diego map. It is about 25% larger than the printed version and uncolored. See our printed color copy at 8505.000. Jo Mora's wonderful combination of fun, historical knowledge and sense of color are highlighted in this detailed bird's eye view style map of San Diego - what there was of it, since most of the map is green (agriculture and the country) or blue for the sea. However an indication of the future is seen in a pictograph marked SUBDIVISION with a salesman expansively gesticulating to a couple with a bag marked IOWA. At sea a lookout on the ship Cabrillo exclaims "Caramba! You'd never know the old place now." The border depicts historical events. At lower left are images of six buildings and fantastical beasts who are to be seen at Balboa Park. For more information on Jo Mora's life and works, see http://www.jomoratrust.com

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Mora, Jo (1876-1947)

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This is the original drawing made by Jo Mora for the Grand Canyon map. It is about 25% larger than the printed version. See our printed copy at 8077.000. Uncolored pictorial map of Grand Canyon. Shows many humorous scenes and the activities common at the time in Grand Canyon and vicinity. Many landmarks are shown in an amusing way with historical notes. Includes illustrations in the border of Scenes and activities, with Scenic Airways, Inc. airplane on the upper center of the map. Artist Joseph "Jo" Jacinto Mora was born in Uruguay in 1876 and became an illustrator after moving to the Untied States in the early 1900s. For more information on Jo Mora's life and works, see http://www.jomoratrust.com

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Mora, Jo (1876-1947)

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This is the original drawing made by Jo Mora for the smaller California map. It is about 25% larger than the printed version and uncolored. See our printed color copy at 6380.000. Comic pictorial map with vignettes and text. Mission pictures. Full color. This is the second and smaller California map made by Jo Mora. For more information on Jo Mora's life and works, see http://www.jomoratrust.com

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Mora, Jo (1876-1947)

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Carmel-by-the-Sea : Past and present. Made by Jo Mora. Copyrighted 1942 by Jo Mora Publications, Monterey - California. City of Carmel by the sea California, Incorporated 1916.

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This is the original drawing made by Jo Mora for the Carmel map. It is about 25% larger than the printed version and uncolored. See our printed color copy at 6776.000. Color pictographic map, with decorative border. Jo Mora created this map for the people of Carmel including its general history and current events, activities and local people, streets, city blocks, etc. He was also quite a dog lover and he included some of the town dogs, gifted with personality, including his own dog Mike Mora who "could climb a rung ladder like a chimney sweep." For more information on Jo Mora's life and works, see http://www.jomoratrust.com

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Mora, Jo (1876-1947)

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Ye Olde Spanish Main. Designed and executed by Jo Mora. Copyrighted 1933 by Grace Line.

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This is the original drawing made by Jo Mora for the Spanish Main map. It is about 25% larger than the printed version and uncolored. See our printed color copy at 8592.000. Mora wrote "A Log of the Spanish Main" for the Grace Line Company and this map was issued in conjunction with the book. The map shows the areas of North, Central and South America that were visited by the Grace Line cruises. The carte was also called the Map of South America although that name does not appear on the map. For more information on Jo Mora's life and works, see http://www.jomoratrust.com

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Mora, Jo (1876-1947)

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Santa Catalina.

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This is the original drawing made by Jo Mora for the Santa Catalina map. It is about 20% larger than the printed version. See our printed copy at 8562.000. This carte was found in the papers of Jo Mora's son and printed by the Jo Mora Trust in a limited edition of 40 in 2007. It provides a rare look at Jo Mora's artistic process in that the carte was likely unfinished, even though it is very fine in its current state. For more information on Jo Mora's life and works, see http://www.jomoratrust.com

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