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Dear Joanne
You'll find a black and white facsimile in 8 sheets in _North America at the
time of the Revolution: A collection of eighteenth century maps with an
introduction by Louis De Vorsey Jr., Part II_, published by Harry Margary in
1974.  The assembled map is 54 x 76 in.  If you don't have a copy I'm sure
the University of Oregon would have.
 
A colour facsimile in two sheets was produced by the Canadian Government
about 1926 I think.  It measures 38 x 54 in. and is easily readable.
Nowhere does it indicate who did it or when it was done, but it seems to
belong to a set of maps reproduced in conjunction with the Quebec-Labrador
boundary dispute.  Two versions of the map were reproduced, a regular
version, and the "King George" map, which I think is sometimes referred to
as the "red line" version.  I have both sheets of the latter but only the
east sheet of the former.  The area your patron wants is on the west sheet
of this reproduction.  The University of British Columbia probably has a
copy of these two maps which you could probably request on ILL.
 
I'm sure that will solve your problem but if not please let me know.
 
Regards,
Ron
 
At 04:58 PM 9/23/97 EDT, you wrote:
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>     I have a patron who is seeking a facsimile of the map by John Mitchell
>     entitled A Map of the British & French Dominions in North America. It
>     was published  in London, 1755.
>
>     While I have been able to find reproductions of this significant map
>     in a number of books they are not of a sufficient size to permit
>     reading of the finer print. The patron is interested in the east
>     Tennessee, west North & South Carolina, and north Georgia area, so an
>     enlargement of only this area would probably be sufficient also.
>
>     I have checked older catalogs from Historic Urban Plans, ACMLA,
>     Bartholomew, & Ordnance Survey but do not find a Mitchell facsimile
>     available. Does anyone know of a museum or publisher who has reprinted
>     this map at a legible size?
>
>     Thank you for your assistance.
>
>     Joanne Perry
>     Map Librarian
>     OR State Univ
>     [log in to unmask]
>     541/737-2971
>
>
Ron Whistance-Smith
14520 84th Ave. NW
Edmonton, AB
Canada   T5R 3X2
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