Napoleonic Road Map of France & The First French Empire Printed Area Measurement_15.5 x 22.8 cm 1904 by Andrew Dow (‘Telling

1904 by Andrew Dow (‘Telling the passenger where to get off’

35 x 50 cm

covering the region of Syria in antiquity

Colonel Reginald Henry: Historical Records of the Survey of India

and a large number of maps were added for his first edition of 1606

Napoleonic Road Map of France & The First French Empire Printed Area Measurement_15.5 x 22.8 cm 1904 by Andrew Dow (‘TellingCarte Routire de la France dresse par ordre de Monsieur le Directeur Gnral des Ponts et Chausses Though described in the title as a road map of France, more accurately it reflects the territorial extent and ambitions of Napoleons French Empire, stretching to the Confederation of the Rhine and the Duchy of Warsaw in the east and Madrid and Rome in the south; the former still at this juncture nominally the seat of Napoleons brother Joseph, the latter