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MAP OF COLONIAL AMERICA. Delisles map of colonial America, 1718, showing the Mississippi

MAP OF COLONIAL AMERICA. Delisles map of colonial America, 1718, showing the Mississippi


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MAP OF COLONIAL AMERICA. Delisles map of colonial America, 1718, showing the Mississippi

MAP OF COLONIAL AMERICA.
Delisles map of colonial America, 1718, showing the Mississippi valley in strikingly accurate detail and the first map to use Texas as a place-name

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1718 Colony Guillaume Gulf Of Mexico Louisiana Mississippi River United States Valley Delisle Southeast


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This print showcases Delisles map of colonial America from 1718, providing a fascinating glimpse into the early days of American history. The intricate details and accuracy with which the Mississippi valley is depicted are truly striking, making this map an invaluable resource for understanding the geographical landscape of that time. What sets this particular map apart is its distinction as the first to use Texas as a place-name. This groundbreaking inclusion highlights the evolving nature of cartography during this period and sheds light on how territories were being defined and named in colonial America. The image transports us back to a time when French influence was prominent in North America, as evidenced by Guillaume Delisle's involvement in creating this masterpiece. As we study the map, we can envision explorers traversing through Louisiana and navigating along the mighty Mississippi River. The Gulf of Mexico looms large on this map, reminding us of its significance as a gateway for trade and exploration during those early years. It serves as a reminder that even before becoming independent states, these colonies were already interconnected with each other and with foreign powers. Overall, this print offers not only historical value but also aesthetic appeal. It invites us to delve into our past and marvel at how far we have come since then.

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