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How European maps of China helped paint a picture of the Mid
How European maps of China helped paint a picture of the Mid
How European maps of China helped paint a picture of the Middle Kingdom during the age of exploration
A new book containing reproductions of 127 printed European maps of Ming and Qing China from 1584 to 1735 reveals how they helped paint a reasonably accurate picture of the Middle Kingdom for the first time.
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