Appeared in Carey & Lea's American Atlas (first published in 1822). Missouri was not included in the Atlas until 1823, one year after it was given statehood.,On verso: Handwritten note

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Includes the proposed states of the Jeffersonian Ordinance of 1784 (and is the first map to do so).,On verso: Handwritten note

Appeared in Mitchell's New Intermediate Geography (published in various editions between 1869 and 1901). Different editions were produced for different states.,On verso: Text: The British Provinces

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Appeared in Raynal's Atlas de Toutes les Parties Connues du Globe Terrestre (ca. 1780).,On verso: Handwritten note

This is at least the second state of the engraving: it includes the privilege in the bottom right. As such, it is no earlier than 1677, when the privilege was awarded.,On verso: Blank

Appeared in Mitchell's New Intermediate Geography (published in various editions between 1869 and 1901). Different editions were produced for different states.,On verso: Text: Questions on the map of the eastern hemisphere

Appeared in Zatta's Atlante novissimo (1775-1785),On verso: Handwritten note

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Nuttall, Fisher, and Dixon was made up of Jonah Nuttall (died 1837), Henry Fisher (1781-1837), and Dixon (died 1818). Fisher continued the business in Liverpool after Nuttall retired in 1818 as "Fisher, Son, & Co." until 1821, when a fire destroyed his Caxton shop. He then relocated to London, where the business was carried on until 1848 under the direction of one of his sons.,On verso: Handwritten note

Appeared in Clüver's Introductionis in Universam geographicam (first published in Leiden in 1624).,On verso: Handwritten note

Appeared in Grenet's Atlas Portatif (1781),On verso: Blank

Appeared in Mitchell's New Intermediate Geography (published in various editions between 1869 and 1901). Different editions were produced for different states.,On verso: Text: The West Indies

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Appeared in Millar's New and Universal System of Geography (1782-1785),On verso: Blank

Appeared in Mitchell's New Intermediate Geography (published in various editions between 1869 and 1901). Different editions were produced for different states.,On verso: Text: Mexico, Central America, etc.

Appeared in Atlas Complet Du Precis De La Geographie Universelle De M. Malte-Brun (1837), begun by Conrad Malte-Brun (1775-1826) and completed by Jean Jacques Nicolas Huot (1790-1845).,On verso: Handwritten note

Appeared in Speed's Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World (first published in 1627),On verso: Text: The Description of France