Thomson’s Chronicles of London Bridge Printed Area Measurement_58 x 53 cm there are details of churches

there are details of churches

The outline of the Crimean peninsular becomes a puff of smoke - an ingenious use of cartography

Quinti Horatii Flacci poemata

This map includes French town plans after Belleforest on one sheet: Autun in Burgundy and Nevers in Bourgogne

The map carries a wealth of detail

Thomson’s Chronicles of London Bridge Printed Area Measurement_58 x 53 cm there are details of churchesChronicles of London Bridge: by an antiquary. London: Smith, Elder, and Co. 1827. Richard Thomson (1794 1865) wrote extensively on London history (including Tales of an Antiquary and Secrets of Old St Pauls). His father was a wealthy seed merchant and he was probably educated privately. ODNB notes that he never attended university, and there is no evidence that he entered any profession before the age of forty, when he was elected librarian to the