A gazetteer of France, containing every city, town, and village, in that extensive country, shewing the distances of the cities and great toowns from Paris : and at the end of the small towns and villages noting the post-offices through which letters &c are conveyed to each. ... The whole including above forty thousand places. Illustrated with a map, divided into departments. In three volumes. ...
Russell, John.
London : printed for G. G. J. and J. Robinson,
1793.
"With a descriptive account of every country; boundaries, extent, and natural produce. Including the chief harbours, bays, rivers, canals, forests, mines, hills, vales, and medicinal springs."
Map "France, divided into circles and departments" drawn and engraved by John Russell, scale ca. 53 miles to an inch.
Wanting map.
ESTC
Alston XI.147
Also reproduced on microfilm. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1986. The Eighteenth Century ; reel 6059, no. 02.