Magnificent Maps: Power, Propaganda and Art

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The UK's leading professional journal for secondary history teachers, up to and including sixth form colleges.

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Publication date: Monday 28th June 2010

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Maps can be works of art, propaganda pieces, expressions of local pride, tools of indoctrination... Magnificent Maps brings together 80 of the largest, most impressive and beautiful maps ever made, from 200 AD to the present day.

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Rachel Campbell-Johnston's review on Times Online****

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