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Edward Weller

Illustration — A map by Edward Weller: River System of South India (1886) Edward Weller (1 July 1819 – May 1884) FRGS was a British engraver and cartographer who was one of the first to produce maps using lithography. He was a "London-based engraver, cartographer and publisher, working from offices in Red Lion Square and later, Bloomsbury", who produced detailed steel plate engraved maps.

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Edward Weller

The second battle of Newbury, 1644 - map

Edward Weller · Title: History of the Great Civil War. 1642/1649. Volume I Author: GARDINER, Samuel Rawson. Place of Publishing: London Date of Publishing: 1886 Publisher: Longmans Co. Issuance: monographic · Public domain

Born
1819.
Died
1884.
Nationality
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Honours
Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

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Illustration — A map by Edward Weller: River System of South India (1886) Edward Weller (1 July 1819 – May 1884) FRGS was a British engraver and cartographer who was one of the first to produce maps using lithography. He was a "London-based engraver, cartographer and publisher, working from offices in Red Lion Square and later, Bloomsbury", who produced detailed steel plate engraved maps.

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