Chiquet’s Map of Muscovy Mapmaker(s)_John Bartholomew The anecdotal nature of some

The anecdotal nature of some of the information strongly suggests a basis in agents' reports (as well as intercepts

but in keeping with the thinking of contemporary antiquaries

En route for the Vatican in 1651

Survey of the country around London to the distance of thirty two miles from St Paul’s

He managed to include a great deal of historical detail on his 'modern' county maps and the inset town plans

Chiquet’s Map of Muscovy Mapmaker(s)_John Bartholomew The anecdotal nature of someEstats du Grand Duc de Moscovie ou de lEmpereur de la Russie Blanche This map of Muscovy, or European Russia, was published in Chiquets Le nouveau et curieux atlas gographique et historique . Chiquet (1673 1721) was a relatively successful Parisian engraver, print and map seller. He published Antoine Menards Le nouveau et curieux atlas in 1711, and reprinted it with Menards name burnished from the plate and replaced with his own and a new date, 1719,