The Mapmakers’ Legacy: Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia Through Maps

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The Mapmakers’ Legacy: Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia Through MapsBy Joan Dawson This is a unique and captivating account of Nova Scotian cartographic history. Dawson examines Nova Scotia's development in the nineteenth century, first as a British colony then as a member of Confederation, as reflected in the many different types of maps made for various purposes during the century. Any map or history enthusiast will be fascinated by Nova Scotia's evolution from a colony of military outposts and subsistence farmers

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List of Appendices

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