William Faden (1750 - 1836)
Faden was a cartographer and publisher who took over Thomas Jefferys’s business in 1771 and held the position of Geographer to His Majesty the King and the Prince of Wales. Faden’s work was of the highest standard and he was chosen to produce the very first map for the Ordnance Survey – a map of Kent in four sheets – in 1801.
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1783
The coast of Guyana from the Oroonoko to the River of Amazons and inland parts as far as they have been explored by the French & Dutch engineers, with the islands of Barbadoes, Tobago &ca. From the observations of Captain Edward Thompson, made in the Hyaena, in the year 1781, when he commanded in the rivers Berbice, Essequebo and Demerari, and governed those colonies after their conquest from the Dutch.
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1783
Plan of the Rock and Town of Gibraltar, from the Actual Survey by an Officer who was at Gibraltar from 1769 to 1775…..
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1790
Western New World or Hemisphere. Eastern Old World or Hemisphere.
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1791
Greece. Archipelago and Part of Anadoli. By L.S. de la Rochette. MDCCXC.
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1795
European Dominions of the Ottomans or Turkey in Europe.
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1797
Mappa Corografica do Reino de Portugal.
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1800
Italy with the Addition of The Southern Parts of Germany as far as Pettau in Stiria; Murlakia, Dalmatia, The Adjacent Countries, and all the Illyric Islands.
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1800
A map of the peninsula of India from the 19th degree north latitude to Cape Comorin.
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