Since British, French, and Dutch colonists vied for the territory we call New England, cartographers have drawn the region to suit their political and commercial goals. Cartographic historian Joseph G. Garver analyzes and illuminates ninety historic maps, connecting them with key developments in New England history and demonstrating how a community's maps reflect its view of the world. Setting out to help readers to understand some of the aesthetic choices, political attitudes, and economic constraints that have shaped the making of maps in this part of the world, Garver has done much more. Surveying the Shore is a rich and compelling history of New England, from the arrival of the first white men to the early twentieth century, revealed in some of the most beautiful examples of the mapmaker's art. Garver has culled his maps from the Harvard Map Collection, the Boston Public Library, the Boston Athenaeum, the State Archives, the Massachusetts Historical Society, the American Antiquarian Society, the Phillips Library at the Peabody Essex Museum, and Houghton Library. The result is a treasure for map lovers and history lovers alike.
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On the day that Lee and Clinton arrived, Thomas Lynch called on William Smith. This fifty-one-year-old grandson of an Irish immigrant was one of the wealthiest men in South Carolina. Yet his Irish ancestry had prompted him to take the ...
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本书为教材。包括地图的定义、基本特性、作用与类型,地图的数学基础如地球的形状大小、测量坐标系与定位、地图投影、地图定向、地图比例尺,地图符号包括地图的语言、符号的视觉变量、符号的图形效果、符号的色彩影响、注记,地图的表示如应用点状符号、线状符号、面状符号,地图的设计、编辑与应用指普通地图、专题地图、地图集的编辑与设计,评价地图的标准、地图的分析方法和应用等内容。本书理论与实践相结合,内容适中,具有较大的实用价值和针对性。
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