Stingemore's January 1926 Passenger Map Engraver(s)_Louis Haghe Ereira also presents a provocative

Ereira also presents a provocative new reading of Ogilby's innovative and beautiful road atlas as a work of royalist propaganda - even expressed through the routes which he chose to include or emphasise

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Stingemore's January 1926 Passenger Map Engraver(s)_Louis Haghe Ereira also presents a provocativeOur map of the London underground is the second edition in a series designed by Fred Stingemore, issued free to passengers from May 1925 onwards and ultimately replaced by Beck's diagram in 1933. The maps were roughly geographical, but all surface topography was omitted . Even the Thames was left out of these early editions, although it was later reinstated as a point of reference, and some lines were twisted to fit into the available space. The