Morse also published The American Geography in 1794, a different book with maps by John Stockdale. Samuel F. B. Morse, the inventor of the telegraph, was the son of Jedidiah. There is no Erie triangle indicating map preparation prior to 1792. Delaware is shown separated from Pennsylvania by a dotted line. Roads are shown in very light print and there is a compass rose at lower right.
Longitude is measured from Washington at bottom and Philadelphia at top.
Pennsylvania is spelled with two n's on the map but with one in the title. Size 8.5 x 9 inches. In Nordamkerika , Barby and Lepizig 1789. The German edition was issued without a map, but the English edition, printed For The Brethren's Society For The Furthering Of The Gospel, contained this map. Stockdale made a later printing in 1798, see Phillips page 872.