Allard, Carol. Recentissima Novi Orbis Sive Americae Septentrionale et Meridionalis. Amsterdam, ca. 1700. [Americas]

Allard, Carol. Recentissima Novi Orbis Sive Americae Septentrionale et Meridionalis. Amsterdam, ca. 1700. [Americas]Carol Allard Recentissima Novi Orbis Sive Americae Septentrionale et Meridionalis Amsterdam, ca. 1700 20 1 2" x 24" This richly detailed map of the Americas, created around 1700 by Carol Allard, reflects Europes evolving understanding of the New World during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Covering both North and South America, the map captures the geographic discoveries and territorial claims of European powers, including Spanish, French,

By singularly good fortune

Gadsden Purchase and the evolving Territorial Boundaries of the West

Published by Currier & Ives

L'Amerique Septentrionale

Brass hour circles and meridian circles

used by subsequent historians to this date as a primary source for the history of New France and for the ethnography of the North American Indians" (DANB)

a salamander

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Hooded Merganser (Plate 413)

and Navarre—the map aids in comprehending regional identities and their roles within the broader Spanish Empire

Marcus Whitman

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