Walter Blackie’s Map of Africa Author(s)_Spencer Pryse the reviewer emphasised the value

the reviewer emphasised the value of Robert Bakewell’s geological observations

This is a late state of Robert de Vaugondy’s map of southern Russia

A sea chart of Foça

that he 'would say something in favour of the old fashioned triplet

The works of Edmund Spenser […] with the principal illustrations of several commentators

Walter Blackie’s Map of Africa Author(s)_Spencer Pryse the reviewer emphasised the valueThis map of Africa was drawn and engraved by Edward Weller, and includes insets of Mauritius, Runion and Natal, Some of the most recent geographical information about the interior of the continent appears on the map, though much remains tentative or speculative. Mount Keenia had been sighted by a German missionary in 1849; Lake Taganyika (Tanganyika), sighted by Burton and Speke in 1858, is named, though here it seems to be an extension of Lake Maravi