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An Hibernian atlas, or, General description of the kingdom of Ireland,
An Hibernian atlas, or, General description of the kingdom of Ireland,
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An Hibernian atlas, or, General description of the kingdom of Ireland,

Date1798
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An Hibernian atlas; or, General description of the kingdom of Ireland, : divided into provinces with its subdivisions of counties, baronies, &c., shewing their boundaries, extent, soil, produce, contents, measure, members of Parliament and number of inhabitants, also the cities, boroughs, villages, mountains, bogs, lakes, rivers and natural curiosities, together with the great and bye post roads
Country:Ireland
Medium
Dimensions||incl. maps. 2 fold. maps.||
Extent
  • incl. maps. 2 fold. maps.
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055382352D
Dewey Number912.415 S17 BR
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