A late-18th century plan of Rome

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ANDREWS, John.

A Plan of the City of Rome.

London, John Stockdale, 1800. Coloured. 260 x 280mm, paper watermarked 1794.

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A plan of Rome with a massive 165--point key, published in Andrews' 'A Collection of Plans of the Most Capital Cities of every Empire, Kingdom, Republic and Electorate in Europe and some Remarkable Cities in the other Three Parts of the World'. This work was first published in 1772, but this example is from an 1800 edition, issued during the Napoleonic Wars.

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