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Map, Bishop-ricke of Durram and Cumberland, Westmoreland,
Yorke-shire, Lancast-shire, and parte of Lincolnshire, scale
about 5.5 miles to 1 inch, by Wenceslaus Hollar, published
by Thomas Jenner, London, 1644; published 1644-1759.
Based on the large wall map of England and Wales, 'Britannia
Insularum in Oceano Maximo' by Christopher Saxton, 1583.
The maps are known as the Quartermaster's Maps; compiled by
order of Oliver Cromwell.
Published in a set of six folded maps of 'The Kingdom of
England and Principality of Wales exactly described, with
every sheere, and the small townes in every one of them, in
six mappes, portable for every man's pocket; useful for all
commanders and quarteringe of souldiers and all sorts of
person that would be informed where the Armies be, never so
Commodiously drawne before this. ...' 1644.
Published again by Thomas Jenner, '... useful for all
gentlemen and travaillers that would be informed of the
distance of places. Described by one that travailed
throughout the whole Kingdome for its purpose. Sold by
Thomas Jenner, at the South Entrance of ye Exchange. W.
Hollar fecit.' 1671.
Published with roads added, 'Printed and sold by J.
Garrett, at the South Entrance of ye Exchange. W. Hollar
fecit.' 1675; and on silk, 1676 and 1688.
The maps have main roads drawn by a double line, and minor
roads by a single line.
Published by John Rocque, London, 1752 and 1759.
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