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Newsletter No 68

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Sailing across the World’s Oceans - History & Catalogue of Dutch Charts Printed on Vellum by Günther Schilder and Hans Kok (Nicola Boothby)
Cartography and Empire: The Padrón Real and the Depiction of the New World by José Maria García Redondo (Luis A. Robles Macias)

Naples the Noble City and its Kingdom: Geographic Maps, Plans and Views During the Renaissance (Alex Smit)

Berghaus’ Map of Syria of 1835, a new step in cartography (Rick Smit)
Soap atlases of the world (ca 1914 - 1919) ‘Cleanliness is not next to Godliness now-a-days, but next to impossible. Therefore, use soap.’ (Francis Herbert)
The Carte di Castello and their significance for cartography (Floria Benavides and Pietro Masturzo)
An Unrecorded Atlas of Battista Agnese identified in a Polish Library (Richard Pflederer)
A 17th-century cartographic curio? (Wulf Bodenstein)