Walter Crane and the Imperial Federation Map Showing the Extent of the British Empire (1886)

Pippa Biltcliffe

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Historical Geography and Cartography Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Australian History and Society

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In 1988, in an essay on ‘Maps, knowledge and power’, Brian Harley took as his first illustrated example of the way he saw cartographical mapping as ‘pre‐eminently a language of power, not of protes...

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