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Product images of Map of William Dampier's circumnavigation of the world, 1703
Product details Map of William Dampier's circumnavigation of the world, 1703
Map of William Dampier's circumnavigation of the world, 1703
Map of the world with an inset projection of the North Pole, upper left. With the track of Dampier's St.George voyage, commencing in 1703 marked by a dotted line. Frontispiece to volume 4 of the book: A collection of voyages..., by William Dampier et.al., 4 volumes, (London, James and John Knapton, 1729). Illustrating A voyage round the world. Being an account of Capt. William Dampier's expedition into the South Seas in the ship St. George. With his various adventures and engagements...by William Funnell. Inscribed: 'A Map of the WORLD According to Marcators projection, Shewing the Course of Mr. Funnells Voyage Round it. Coll: Voy: Vol: IV. Facing the Title.'
Original: copperplate engraving. 1729
- Image ref: RS-9590
- The Royal Society