Research Notes Map Group WALLIS 1812
Wallis 1812
	Map, Hampshire, scale about 9 miles to 1 inch, by James Wallis, London, 1812; published 1812-14.
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PUBLISHING	HISTORY
	Published in 'A New and Improved County Atlas. Wallis's New British Atlas containing a complete set of County Maps divided into Hundreds in which are carefully delineated all the Direct and Cross Roads, Cities, towns, Villages, Parks, Seats, Rivers, and Navigable Canals, and a general Map of England and Wales. The whole engraved in the most accurate manner from the latest actual surveys. London: Published by J. Wallis, 1812.'
	The atlas size is 10 1/2 x 16 ins.
	Published in another edition '... Published by S. A. Oddy, 1812.' probably 1813.
	The atlas size is 6 1/2 x 10 ins.
	Published as a 'Second Edition with Considerable Improvements & Additions by G. Herbert, Geographer', 'London, Published by J. Wallis 1814'.
	One '... Improvement ...' on the 2nd edition is the addition of a meridian, labelled 'Meridian of London', at 0 degrees. As this is really the 2 degree West meridian the label is a bad mistake.
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REFERENCES
	Wallis, James: 1812: New and Improved County Atlas & Wallis's New British Atlas: (London)
	Wallis, James: 1812: Wallis's New British Atlas: Oddy, S A (London)
ITEMS	in HMCMS Map Collection   (scanned item in bold)
	HMCMS:FA1998.129 -- map
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