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Advice to a great man about writing a book about maps

If you personalize this selection, then YESYou have a huge, passionate following so everyone is going to want to know WHY you made the selectionThings to add 1. J H Elliott's "Empires of the Atlantic World" point is that from 1521 (Corzez) to 1821 (Independence) Spanish rule was evil, forceful, brutal, inhumanand  English rule 1585 (John White in NC) to 1783 was uncaring, confiscatory at best and French was caring, enlighted (Champlain to 1763)2. George III was a curse for America from  1760 (French and Indian War) to starting the War of 1812 and then finally dying in 18203 Manifest Destiny  in the Melish map showing the discoveries of a.  Lewis and Clarkb. Zebulon Pikec. Stephen Longd. Thomas Nutalle. Andrew Ellicott all brilliantly juxtaposed. 4. The  effect of the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825 5.  GREAT leaders make a difference 6.  What was the Mexican War and the Spanish American War Really would like to walk through Sy Schwartz's Mapping of America with you ...

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