Thomson, John. China, New General Atlas. Edinburgh, 1815. 62321 and fortifications are also named

and fortifications are also named throughout

papered horizon and 4 quadrant supports

Isle de Etats

Verbiest demonstrated European astronomical methods to his Chinese hosts

This State 3 "key" map has an interesting history and was probably published as the result of and a response to sarcastic comments in London papers by George Foster

Thomson, John. China, New General Atlas. Edinburgh, 1815. 62321 and fortifications are also namedJohn Thomson China, New General Atlas Edinburgh, 1815 29 x 21 inches sheet John Thomson's "China" map, published in 1815 as part of his *New General Atlas,* is a significant historical artifact that reflects early 19th century Western perspectives on East Asia. Thomson was a prominent Scottish cartographer known for his detailed and carefully crafted maps. This particular map of China provides insight into the geographical knowledge and imperial