The New World - Showing British Possessions and Trade Routes
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The New World - Showing British Possessions and Trade Routes, Amalgamated Press (1908). Via artnap.com
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A colored cartographic print titled The New World showing British Possessions and Trade Routes, with British territories outlined in red across North America and the wider world. Steamship and cable routes cross the Atlantic and Pacific, and two inset maps compare European colonization about 1800 with the colonial empires at the present time.
