Digital Image: 1789 Conder Map of the American Colonies, Anburney's Account of the American Revoluti

TravelsAmerica-anburey-1789_d
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Main View
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Main View
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Alternate View 1
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Alternate View 2
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Alternate View 3
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Alternate View 4
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Alternate View 5
Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer. - Alternate View 6
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Digital Image: 1789 Conder Map of the American Colonies, Anburney's Account of the American Revoluti

TravelsAmerica-anburey-1789_d

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  • Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer.
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A British officer's experience of the American Revolution.
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Map for the Interior Travels through America delineating the March of the Army. / Travels through the interior parts of America. In a series of letters. By an officer.
  1789 (dated)     x in (0 x 0 cm)

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Cartographer

Thomas Conder (1747 - June 1831) was an English map engraver and bookseller active in London during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. From his shop at 30 Bucklersbury, London, Conder produced a large corpus of maps and charts, usually in conjunction with other publishers of his day, including Wilkinson, Moore, Kitchin, and Walpole. Unfortunately few biographical facts regarding Conder's life have survived. Thomas Conder was succeeded by his son Josiah Conder who, despite being severely blinded by smallpox, followed in his father's footsteps as a bookseller and author of some renown. More by this mapmaker...