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Map, Cumberland and Westmoreland, scale about 6 miles to
1 inch, drafted by Haywood, engraved by Sudlow, 1790
published by John Harrison, 115 Newgate Street, London,
1791; published 1791-92.
Published in 'Maps of the English Counties with the
Subdivisions of Hundreds, Wapontakes, Lathes, Wards,
Divisions, &c. To which are add two folio pages of
Letter-Press, to face each Map; descriptive of the extent,
boundaries, rivers, lakes, canals, soil, mines, minerals,
curious plants, husbandry, and every curiosity that is
nearly connected with the maps. The whole containing the
most useful, entertaining, and instructive selection of the
kind, that has yet appeared at the price of 3l. 3s. London:
Printed by and for John Harrison, No.115, Newgate-Street,
M,DCC,XCI.' ie 1791.
The has a title page, a list of 'The Distances from Place to
Place in Miles, on the Principal and cross Roads in England
and Wales; with the Situation of each Gentleman's Seat.';
the atlas size is 20 1/2 x 16 ins.
Published in second edition, price 2l. 2s., 1792.
Published in a 'General and County Atlas ...', 1815.
Harrison earlier published 'The Atlas to Accompany Rapin's
History of England', 1784-89, which may have had a map
relevant to Westmoreland, Cumberland, etc.
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