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Title
Map : l'Isle de France, by Nicolas Louis de La Caille, ca. 1754
Creator
La Caille, Nicolas Louis de, 1713-1762, author
Date Created and/or Issued
1754
Contributing Institution
Huntington Library
Collection
Manuscripts
Rights Information
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Description
Autograph map, unsigned, entitled "Plan de l'Isle de France par Mr. L'Abbe de La Caille. Le camp est par la longitude de 55d." Below the title is written: "Echelle de 6 lieux. marines". The compass rose at the bottom of the map directs North towards the bottom. Numerous locations on the island as well as ports and peripheral islands are given. The map is folded in half; the verso is blank. Title supplied by cataloger.
Extent
1 map (2 p.) ; 41 cm.
Identifier
mssDE 90
http://hdl.huntington.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15150coll7/id/10491
Language
French
French
Subject
La Caille, Nicolas Louis de, 1713-1762
Ile de France--Maps
Islands--Mauritius--Maps
Mauritius--Maps
Manuscript maps France 18th century. (aat)
Source
Papers of Charles-René-Dominique Sochet Destouches, 1754-1804 (bulk 1780-1781) ; Orderly Books of the American Revolution.
mssDE Box 1
Manuscripts, Huntington Digital Library
Provenance
Purchased from the American Art Association, 1926.

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