SDUK Map of Calcutta London underground neither laid down on cardboard

neither laid down on cardboard

according to the title-page

First edition of this pocket county atlas (21 cm tall)

I think we can be reasonably sure of our attribution to Mary Camidge

Armorial bookplate to the verso of the half title in volume two (none in volume one)

SDUK Map of Calcutta London underground neither laid down on cardboardThis map of Calcutta includes inset views of the Writers Buildings, Government House and Esplanade Row. Calcutta expanded rapidly under the Governor Generalship of Wellesley at the beginning of the nineteenth century. By the time our map was engraved, Calcutta was considered the second city of the Empire, boasting public architecture which led to the further epithet: City of Palaces. The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was founded in