North America - Treaty of Utrecht 1713, from Lawrence J. Burpee, editor, AN HISTORICAL ATLAS OF CANADA, Toronto, Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1927

Historical Map of the Treaty Adjustments, 1713-1763; illustrating the Treaties of Utrecht, Rastatt, Baden, Stockholm, Frederiksborg, Nystad, Passarowitz, Vienna, Belgrade, Breslau, Dresden, Aix-la-Chapelle, Paris, and Hubertusburg.

Historical Map of Western Europe showing the principal changes effected by the Treaties of Utrecht and Rastadt, 1713.

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Historical Map of the Principal Seats of War in Europe 1700-1721; illustrating the War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714), the march of Marlborough in 1704, the Northern War (1700-1721), and the Venetian-Turkish War 1715-1718.

This is an exciting and original example of De Fer’s rare and extraordinarily influential wall map of the Americas, published at the tail end of the 17th century. At the time of its publication, European nations were in an all-out race to colonize the “new world.”

Map of A map of Western Europe in 1713–1714, showing the results of the treaties of Utrecht and Rastadt. The map is color–coded to show the territories of the Kingdom of Great Britain, Kingdom of France, Kingdom of Spain, Prussia, Duchy of Savoy, and the hereditary dominions of the House of Austria.

Territorial Timeline: 1670-1713. 1670 Hudson's Bay Co. grant England by Royal Charter grants sole trading rights in the Hudson Bay drainage Basin to the Hudson's Bay Company. 1713 France yields Rupert's Land, Acadia, and Newfoundland

A collection of historical maps scanned from Lawrence J. Burpee, editor, AN HISTORICAL ATLAS OF CANADA, Toronto, Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1927

Maps of the Dawn Land and Settlement c. 1713. The most famous map from 17th century Portsmouth is the tracing (left) of Piscataway River in New England c. 1665, showing the original "Strawberry Banke" area close to the river, the Great House and …