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Does anyone know where to find a high resolution map of Europe from around 1712?

My friend and I are researching for a project, and have run into a rut with finding a decent map of Europe and outlying countries from around 1712.

Thus, we turn to you. Any help would be appreciated!

http://www.euratlas.com/big/europe_1700.jpg

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7 Responses to “Does anyone know where to find a high resolution map of Europe from around 1712?”

  1. Theres the awesome web site they invented called google, that you can search images on. OOooooooooo
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  2. Come to Australia and ask my History teacher.
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    My history teacher

  3. http://ds4.mybrute.com
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  4. http://www.vintage-map.com/en/Maps/Europe/France/Homann-France-Lorraine-1712::461.html

    There ya go ;)
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  5. You aren’t going to find a high resolution map from 1712. The best shot you have is doing an image search.
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  6. I’m a big fan of the Rumsey site and have used it as an educator. http://www.davidrumsey.com/
    If you can’t get an original, can you project one of his maps in your classroom directly from the web site — would that be sufficient?
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  7. http://www.euratlas.com/big/europe_1700.jpg
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    Google Images

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