The Geography of the Great Solar Eclipse of July 14 MDCCXLVIII (1748). Exhibiting an accurate Map of all parts of the Earth in which it will be Visible, with the North Pole, according to the latest Discoverys By G. Smith Esqr. T. Jefferys sculp. Revised and Published according to Act of Parliament. Jan.1.1748, by E. Cave.
Engraved map, focuses on North Pole. Illustrating the path of the solar eclipse of July 14, 1748 across the Northern Hemisphere. Relief shown pictorially. Surrounded by 24 vignettes of the eclipse in various world cities. Includes title cartouche.
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E. Cave
1748
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| Summary: | Engraved map, focuses on North Pole. Illustrating the path of the solar eclipse of July 14, 1748 across the Northern Hemisphere. Relief shown pictorially. Surrounded by 24 vignettes of the eclipse in various world cities. Includes title cartouche. |
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