Plan of the Battle of Lens, 1648 England with street index tipped in

with street index tipped in

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

This map of Dresden engraved by William Henshall after William Barnard Clarke

Early British writers who mention the Pike of Tenerife are referring to the the snow covered peak of the Teide volcano in the centre of the island

Plan of the Battle of Lens, 1648 England with street index tipped inLa Bataille de Lens en Flandre gaignee par lArmee du tres Chres[tien] Louys XIIII Roy de France ed de Navarre, Comandee par Monseigneur le Prince de Conde, sur larmee Espagnolle commandee par lArchduc Leopold, le 20e jour dAoust 1648. The upper sheet is a birds eye view looking from the French positions towards the Spanish, within a wreath and flanked by a cockerel and an eagle. The lower sheet is in plan, presented on a lion skin with inset views of