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Keywords: 1793 Faden Wall Map of India - Geographicus - India-faden-1793.jpg Artwork from Geographicus One of the largest and most impressive maps of India to appear in the 18th century Depicts the subcontinent from Bombay Mumbai and Aurungabad south including the northern half of Sri Lanka Ceylon Printed in 1793 in London by William Faden Royal Geographer to the King and to the Prince of Wales Includes the routes of various military marches and campaigns including the 1784 March of British Prisoners from Condapoor to Madras the march of the Marquis of Cornwallis the march of General Medows and the march of General Abercromby Also shows the acquisitions of the British through the Partition Treaty of 1792 The whole is masterfully presented in visually stunning almost three dimensional detail and stunning period color A must for any serious collection of south Asia maps Compiled chiefly from papers communicated by the late Sir Archd Campbell the surveys of Col Kelly Capt Pringle Capt Allan etc 1793 dated Size in 32 39 object history credit line accession number India-faden-1793 Geographicus-source PD-Art-100 <gallery> File South India Map 1794 jpg A 1794 map </gallery> Maps by William Faden James Rennell Old maps of South India 1793 maps of India 1792 maps of India 1791 maps of India 1790 maps of India 1789 maps of India Third Anglo-Mysore War British East India Company Old maps of Karnataka Maps of the Kingdom of Mysore Maps of the Anglo-Mysore wars Old maps of Kerala Old maps of Andhra Pradesh 1793 in Andhra Pradesh 1793 in Kerala 1793 in Mysore Historical images of Aurangabad
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