Visions of the World: A History of Maps by Jeremy Black (Author)

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Visions of the World: A History of Maps by Jeremy Black (Author)ISBN: 9781840008340 Publisher : MITCH, July 28, 2006 Hardcover, 176 pages From before the age of printing to modern satellite imaging, Visions of the World tells the compelling story of the cartographers, explorers, and surveyors who have mapped our earth. Its a fresh and beautifully illustrated book, not limited to the traditional Eurocentric view but also aware of different cultures across the globe. What it reveals is fascinating, because maps not

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