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1. 1. Maps In Tudor England

   The Cartographic Imagination in an Age of Discovery

   

   This book delves into the fascinating world of cartography during the Tudor period, exploring how maps were not only tools for navigation but also instruments of power and propaganda. It examines the evolution of map-making techniques and the role maps played in shaping political and social landscapes. Through detailed analysis and vivid illustrations, the book reveals the intricate connections between geography, politics, and culture in 16th-century England, offering insights into how maps influenced perceptions of the world and the nation's place within it.