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Halley Edmond, Cutler Nathaniel, Senex John, Harris John, Wilson Henry, & James and John Knapton. (1728). Atlas maritimus & commercialis or a general view of the world, so far as relates to trade and navigation: Describing all the coasts, ports, harbours, and noted rivers ...to which are added sailing directions for all the known coasts and islands on the globe, with a sett of sea charts, some laid down after Mercator, but the greater part according to a new globular projection adapted for measuring distances...by scale and compass...the use of the projection justified by Dr. Halley.. James and John Knapton.
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Citação norma Chicago
Halley Edmond, Cutler Nathaniel, Senex John, Harris John, Wilson Henry, and James and John Knapton. Atlas Maritimus & Commercialis or a General View of the World, so Far as Relates to Trade and Navigation: Describing All the Coasts, Ports, Harbours, and Noted Rivers ...to Which Are Added Sailing Directions for All the Known Coasts and Islands on the Globe, with a Sett of Sea Charts, Some Laid Down After Mercator, but the Greater Part According to a New Globular Projection Adapted for Measuring Distances...by Scale and Compass...the Use of the Projection Justified by Dr. Halley.. James and John Knapton, 1728.
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Citação norma MLA
Halley Edmond, et al. Atlas Maritimus & Commercialis or a General View of the World, so Far as Relates to Trade and Navigation: Describing All the Coasts, Ports, Harbours, and Noted Rivers ...to Which Are Added Sailing Directions for All the Known Coasts and Islands on the Globe, with a Sett of Sea Charts, Some Laid Down After Mercator, but the Greater Part According to a New Globular Projection Adapted for Measuring Distances...by Scale and Compass...the Use of the Projection Justified by Dr. Halley.. James and John Knapton, 1728.
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