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Willard, Emma
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Color chart of time, 68x96, folded in covers 36x25, putting the course of time in perspective in multiple dimensions. Chart exhibited nations both ethnographically and chronographically. With many of the most celebrated leaders of the world. Includes notes on lower panel.
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Willard, Emma
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Willard uses the Historic Tree as a visualization of important events in American history. A smaller version of this diagram appears in one of her text books. Willard sums up her goal with this chart: "The eye is the only medium of permanent impression. The essential point in a date, is to know the relative place of an event, or how it stands in time, compared with other important events."
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Three engraved maps on 2 facing pages. Hand colored. Have clouds that gradually pull back to reveal an increasing portion of the Earth as the maps progress through time. Relief shown by hachures.
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Six engraved maps on 2 facing pages. Hand colored. Have clouds that gradually pull back to reveal an increasing portion of the Earth as the maps progress through time. Relief shown by hachures.
Author
Willard, Emma
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Showing Roman Empire at its greatest extent A.D. 107. The first edition. Woodbridge's section on Modern Geography was accompanied by his Modern Atlas (first edition was 1824, P337 - see our later editions). Willard did not yet have an atlas to accompany her Ancient Geography - she first issued that atlas in 1827. Woodbridge and Willard discovered that they shared similar approaches to teaching geography and so decided to collaborate on this book. Maps uncolored and integrated with the text. Book bound with quarter leather with the remainder paper covered with title printed on front.
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