The Mapmakers' Quest: Depicting New Worlds in Renaissance Europe

David J. Buisseret

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Illustrations Preface Introduction 1. Locational imagery during the Middle Ages 2. The mapping impulse during the later Middle Ages 3. The cartographic conversion of the European elites 4. The mapping of European overseas expansion 1400-1700 5. The cartography of the Military Revolution 1500-1750 6. Maps in the process of government 1450-1750 7. Varieties of religious cartography 1500-1750 8. Urban and rural images: mapping the new economy 1570-1800 9. The map in the European cultural matrix 1500-1800 Conclusion: Cartography and the rise of the West Index

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