Thomson, John. China, New General Atlas. Edinburgh, 1815. 62321 papered graticule on the other

papered graticule on the other

Verbiest demonstrated European astronomical methods to his Chinese hosts

This State 3 "key" map has an interesting history and was probably published as the result of and a response to sarcastic comments in London papers by George Foster

From: Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America

papered horizon and 4 quadrant supports

Thomson, John. China, New General Atlas. Edinburgh, 1815. 62321 papered graticule on the otherJohn Thomson China, New General Atlas Edinburgh, 1815 29 x 21 inches sheet John Thomson's "China" map, published in 1815 as part of his *New General Atlas,* is a significant historical artifact that reflects early 19th century Western perspectives on East Asia. Thomson was a prominent Scottish cartographer known for his detailed and carefully crafted maps. This particular map of China provides insight into the geographical knowledge and imperial