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Robert Gordon and the Making of the First Atlas of Scotland
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  • 1968New light on the first atlas of Scotland12 cited
  • 1968An evaluation of the “Nidisdaile” manuscript map by Timothy Pont11 cited
  • 1970The preparation of the Blaeu maps of Scotland: A further assessment8 cited
  • 1979A newly discovered map of Ettrick forest, Scotland by Robert Gordon of Straloch: Implications for sources consulted by Joan Blaeu5 cited
  • 1993The influence of copper-plate engraving on map content and accuracy: preparation of the seventeenth-century Blaeu atlas of Scotland4 cited

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