Maps of Old London

Tudor and Georgian London, from Agas to Rocque, is reproduced in G. E. Mitton's Maps of Old London, published by Adam & ...

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Tudor and Georgian London, from Agas to Rocque, is reproduced in G. E. Mitton's Maps of Old London, published by Adam & Charles Black in 1908. The maps follow Agas, Norden, Faithorne and Newcourt, Ogilby and Rocque, showing Westminster, Southwark, St Giles and the growing capital from the Tudor city to the eighteenth century, and prints add sections of the panorama associated with Anthony van den Wyngaerde. All are 1908 reproductions of the earlier originals.

Tudor and Georgian London, from Agas to Rocque, is reproduced in G. E. Mitton's Maps of Old London, published by Adam & Charles Black in 1908. The maps follow Agas, Norden, Faithorne and Newcourt, Ogilby and Rocque, showing Westminster, Southwark, St Giles and the growing capital from the Tudor city to the eighteenth century, and prints add sections of the panorama associated with Anthony van den Wyngaerde. All are 1908 reproductions of the earlier originals.

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