Antique map of Roman Empire in its greatest extent, 1875

Antique map of Roman Empire in its greatest extent, 1875Samuel Augustus Mitchell (1792 1868) was an American geographer and publisher known for his significant contributions to the field of cartography during the 19th century. He founded the publishing company S. Augustus Mitchell in Philadelphia, which became a leading map publishing firm. The map "Map of the Roman Empire in its Greatest Extent" from 1875, attributed to Samuel Augustus Mitchell, would have provided a detailed representation of the Roman

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