The Geography of England: : done in the manner of Gordon's Geographical grammar, each county being consider'd under the following heads ... To each county is prefix'd a compleat mapp from the latest and best observations, shewing the chief towns, parks, rivers and roads, both direct and across. Also a separate mapp of England, of the roads, of the Channel, and a plan of London. Likewise, by way of introduction, a clear and distinct view of our constitution, and every branch of the legislature.
Cowley, J.(John)
Dodsley, Robert,1704-1764.
Drinkrow, Robert.
London: : Printed for R. Dodsley ...,
1744.
Maps are by John Cowley and were also issued separately, unrevised, under the title "A new sett of pocket mapps of all the counties of England and Wales" in 1745.
Signature on title page: "Robt. Drinkrow Book 1783".
Maps at different scales, with longitude from London meridian.
Signatures: A-B⁸, C⁴, A-S⁸.
Chain lines.
Maps: A map of England and Wales (frontispiece) -- 52 county maps of England and Wales-- A plan of the cities of London and Westminster... -- A correct chart of the English and St. George's Channels ... -- A new and correct map of the roads of England &c.
Hodson,
Chubb,