A map of XVII Century England with description, chronological tables and a map of London circa 1660 (map)

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Summary: ordnance survey map of 17th century England, scale 16 miles to one inch (1 : 1,000,000) published 1930, showing commercial centres, ports, castles, large houses, roads etc. also includes a map of London and text on various topics e.g. the civil war, and a chronology of events and persons.

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