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Revolutionary War Era Maps (2 CD Set) |
See More Than 200 Maps Actually Used By US And British Soldiers During The Revolutionary War! Follow In The Footsteps Of General George Washington And Find Out Why He Needed To Cross The Delaware! Order Today – Risk Free – And Receive The Amazing Mr. Sid Viewer As Our Free Gift To You! It's So Easy To Use These CDs - You Need Virtually No Technical Knowledge Whatsoever! |
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Can you imagine if America was still a British colony? It may seem hard to believe but in the dark days before 1776, war raged up and down the 13 colonies and the fate of the future of the world was in the hands of the muskets of our brave troops in blue! That's what makes the Revolutionary War Era Maps 2-CD set such a priceless historical treasure! These maps show you how the colonists and the red coats saw this great land as they planned their battles, and struggled to rule what would one day become the proud Unites States Of America!
Feel Like You Are Riding In Washington's Footsteps!
As you examine these maps – each done in incredible detail – you will feel like you are General George Washington planning your next offensive against the British, suffering through dreaded winters and finally sailing triumphantly across the Delaware to let freedom ring!
These Are Not Reproductions – This Is The Real Deal!
These are not merely newly minted reproductions of the maps used by our brave colonists. These are the actual maps – dating back to the 18th century - used by our colonial era brethren.You will feel like a true American patriot when you read these incredible rare maps!
 You will be able to zoom in on every detail of
these rare maps – just like you were in a library
looking at the originals!
This 2-CD set includes an incredible collection of more than 200 vintage maps of the original 13 colonies! What's even more incredible is that these are not just low quality photo reproductions of these maps. Thanks to the power of the Mr. Sid Viewer you can focus in on the smallest detail of each and every rare map on display – just like you were studying them with a magnifying glass at the most important library in the world!You can see everything you ever wanted to know about how life during the Revolutionary War. This 2-CD set has it all!
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For Years These Maps Could Only Be Seen In The Most
Exclusive Libraries In The World!
These maps are so rare that for years they were not available to the general public. They were simply too valuable to be handled by any but the most highly trained academics. It is only now with the most advanced computer technology that these amazing maps can be viewed by you simply and easily in the privacy of your own home.Here is a complete title list of the maps you will be able to view when you order the Revolutionary War Era Maps 2-CD set today:
Disk One:
- Plan of a survey for William Hughes Map of North America (Italian) 0.9 An accurate map of the English colonies Map of North America (French) 1.6 Captain Snow's sketch of the country Map of Canada and the United States Map of English and French Possessions 2.9 Map of English and French Possessions 2 An accurate map of the British colonies in NA 2 An accurate map of the English colonies in NA Part of North America Canada and Louisiana, George-Louis Le Rouge (1755) Map of Louisiana, Jacques Nicolas Bellin American Provinces with routes Map of the English Colonies of America 4.7 Map of English and French Possessions Map of Canada and Louisiana (French) 8.7 An accurate map of His Majesty's Province America Septentrionalis a Domini d'Anville 2.9 Map of English and French Possessions New America, 7th Province America 7th Province, Covens et Mortier 1.5 Map of Louisiana, Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1757) French American Disputed Provinces 0.8 An Accurate map of North America 11.9 An accurate map of His Majesty's Province Plan of the town and harbor of St. Augustine 3.2 Map of English and French Provinces America Septentrionalis a Domini d'Anville 20.8 An accurate map of North America Map of New England, Jacques Nicolas New York Map de l'isle de Saint Domingue, Jacques Nicolas St. Louis River Descripcion de las costas, islas placeres Royalsborough in Cumberland New township Map of the Cape Voyages, Benard (1768) Louisiana Coast 3.6 Plan of a survey of 2,314 acres of land Plan of the Neck and environs, unknown (1775?) Rough draft of Charlestown, in water color 5.6 Boston, its environs and harbor, Thomas Hyde 21 An accurate map of North America North America with Routes 5.8 Bowles's map of the seat of war in New England 11.3 Coast of Maine from Frenchman Bay to Harbor Coast of Maine, Mosquito Head to Spurwink River Coast of Maine, Rockland Harbor to Pemaquid Point 12.2 Coast of Maine from Salter Island to Portland Head 11.3 Coast of Maine showing Blue Hill Bay, Penobscot 10.6 Coast of Maine showing entrances of Blue Hill Bay 10.3 The coast of New England 10.4 Coast of New England from Cape Elizabeth Amérique septentrionale avec les routes British camp at Trudruffrin from [sic], (1777) Map of the Theater of War Against the English (French) Map Detailing the English Possessions (French) Map of Actual Theater of War (French) Map of Actual Theater of War (French) Map of Monmouth Battle Map of the Positions Occupied by Troops Map of the Theater of War Against the English (French) Map of the Theater of War Present in America 5.3 Connecticut and parts adjacent A chorographical map of the Northern Department of NA Map of the United States of America Map of the United States of America Map of Florida and Louisiana 2 An Accurate map of New Hampshire in New England
- Map of the United States of America
Disk Two:
- A draught of the Bay of Honduras Embouchures du fleuve St. Louis ou Mississippi The encampment & position of the army The encampment & position of the army The encampment & position of the army The encampment & position of the army Fort-Griswold., (1781?) A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America A general map of the middle British colonies, in America Gov. Tryon's expedition to Danbury , (1777) Map of Boston (German) Louisiana yielded to the King (Spanish) Map of British outposts between Burlington and New Bridge A map of Connecticut and Rhode Island A map of Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, New-York A Map of the British and French settlements in North America A Map of the British and French settlements in North America A map of the United States and part of Louisiana A map of the United States of America Connecticut and Rhode Island, divided by counties Island of Nantucket, J Hector Creve Coeur (1782) Middle British colonies in North America Inhabited part of New England, Carrington Bowles (1771) Inhabited part of New England, Thomas Jefferys (1755) Inhabited part of New England, Thomas Jefferys (1771) Pocket map of the most inhabited part of New England Inhabited part of New England, Johann Michael Probst Inhabited part of Virginia Sources of the Chaudière, Penobscot, and Kennebec rivers Florida coast from Cape Blaise to Appalachia, Robert Slowley Map of America Divided into Parts Maritime Map of the Gulf of Mexico and the American Islands Map and plan of Mexican Coast, Jose de Sn Martin Suarez Louisiana, with part of Florida and Canada Map of a Part of North America, (1751) Inhabited part of New England, Carington Bowles (1771) Connecticut and Rhode Island, (1780) New Jersey, (1780) Part of North America, John Gibson (1771) English empire in North America, William Herbert (1755) English empire in North America, Society of Anti-Gallicans North America, with the West India Islands Plan of the town of Boston, and provincial camp Cuba, R Balwin (1762) North America, Robert Sayer (1750?) Boston, William Price (1769) Northeastern North American (1772) East Coast,Isaak Tirion (1755) North America, (175?) North America, Thomas Jefferys (1755) Connecticut, Moses Park (1766) Nova Anglia, Johann Baptist Homann (1784) New France or Canada, Gilles Robert Nouvelle France ou le Canada, Gilles Robert de Vaugondy Mid Atlantic, Michel (1778) Great Lakes, Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1755) Canada New France, Georges-Louis Le Rouge (1762) Canada New France, Georges-Louis Le Rouge (1755) Penobscot River and Bay, with the operations Plan of Rhode Island, Michel Chesnoy (1778) Plan of Bay of Casco [sic] and Adjacent Harbours Port of Boston, Jacques Nicolas Bellin (1764?) Plan of Port of Portsmouth, (1782) A Plan of the British lines on Boston Neck, (August 1775) Plan of Carillon ou Ticonderoga, Michel Chesnoy (1778) Plan of Charles Town, with the entrenchments Plan of Fort Pownal at Penobscot built 1759 A plan of the action at Bunkers-Hill, on the 17th of June Plan of the action which happened 17th June 1775 A Plan of the battle on Bunkers Hill fought [sic] A plan of the city and environs of Philadelphia Plan of the encampment and position of the army Plan of the encampment and position of the army Plan of the encampment and position of the army Plan of the entrance of Chesapeake Bay Plan of Fort William Henry and camp at Lake George Plan of New Orleans, Thomas Jefferys (1759) Plan of New Orleans, Thomas Jefferys (1759) Plan of Princeton, Dec. 31, 1776, John Cadwalader (1776) Plan of a route undertaken in winter, Jany. 26th A plan of my farm on Little Huntg. Creek & Potomk Plan of part of the River Plan of the Straits of St. Mary, and Michilimakinac, (175?) Plan of the fort and fortress at Crown Point Plan of the heights of Charles Town, Richard Williams Plan of the inlets & rivers of Savannah & Warsaw Plan of the land between Fort Mossy and St. Augustine Plan of the operations of General Washington Plan of the position which the army Plan of the rebels works on Prospect-Hill, (1775) Plan of the river Mississippi, (177?) Plan of the town of Boston , Thomas Hyde Page (1776) Boston with the entrenchments &ca. of His Majesty's forces Guantánamo Bay Cuba (1751) Map of Pensacola Bay, Antonio Donato Paredes Map of City and Port of Saint Augustine, Florida Plano del Pto. de la Movila situado en la Port of Havana, Josef. Boto Villa (1790) Virginia Coast, Juan Linares (1756) Position of the army on the 8th October. 1777 New Jersey, William Faden (1777) New York and New Jersey; with part of Pennsylvania English Ordered Armies Sketch of the action between the British forces Sketch of the harbor of St. Iago de Cuba, (1765) The Heart of the St. Louis river, Nicolas Bellin (1764) Frog's Neck and the route of the British Army Theatrum belli in America Septentrionali, I. C Rhode (1755) Kentucky, John Filson (1784) British dominions of New England in North America Central America, Joseph Smith Speer (1774) Massachusetts Seat of American Revolution New Hampshire, Samuel Holland (1784) United States according to the definitive treaty of peace United States of America, agreeable to Peace United States of America with the British possessions United States of North America
- Province of Pennsylvania, Thomas Kitchin (1756)
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One of the most spectacular properties of this incredible CD is how easy it is to use. You need virtually no computer experience whatsoever to enjoy all of these great maps today.This CD works just like any CD that you would load into your stereo. Simply pop it in the CD drive of your computer and it will automatically load. Then just click on the map you want to see and it will appear on your screen!It's that easy!
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