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Road book, 2 volumes, Paterson's British Itinerary,
including road strip maps with sections in Westmorland,
Cumberland, etc, scales about 2.5-3 miles to 1 inch, by Capt
Daniel Paterson, London, 1785; published 1785-1807.
Volume 1 has - a general map of England and Wales, tile
page, dedication page, contents list, directions to the book
binder, oreface including a table of hire charges for horses
and carriages, index to the direct roads, index to the cross
roads, index to the scotch (sic) roads, 186 strip maps of
direct roads 2 to a page, itinerareis of lesser direct
roads, circuits of the judges.
Volume 2 has - title page, 142 strip maps of direct roads 2
to a page, itineraries of lesser direct roads, subordinate
title page, 30 strip maps of cross roads 2 to a page,
itineraries of lesser cross roads, subordinate title page,
itineraries of scotch roads.
The general map and relevant strip maps are recorded
separately.
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inscription:-
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printed title page, vol.1
Paterson's / BRITISH ITINERARY / Being / A new and
accurate / Delineation and Description / of the / Direct and
Principal Cross / ROADS. / OF / Great Britain / IN TWO
VOLUMES / By / CAPTN. DANIEL PATERSON, / Assistant to the
Quarter Master General of / HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES. / VOL. I.
/ L O N D O N / Printed for and Sold by the Proprietor /
CARINGTON BOWLES, / At his Map and Print-Warehouse, / No.69
/ St. Paul's Church Yard. / Tomkins fec. Ellis sculpt. /
Published as the Act directs, 3 Jan. 1785.
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