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The State of Tennessee By Mathew Carey
1814 Mathew Carey
The State of Tennessee
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The State of Tennessee
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Philadelphia / 1814
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20 x 10 inches
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Fine example of Matthew Carey's map of Tennessee from the 1814 edtion of Matthew Carey's General Atlas, the first appearance of hand coloring in an American Atlas.

One of the earliest obtainable maps of Tennessee to include counties, with still only a small number shown.

Massive Cherokees region. Only 12 Counties shown, Sullivan, Washington, Greene, Sevier, Jefferson, Blount, Knox, Hawkins, Tennessee, Davidson, Sumner and the massive Cherokee region. Shows early roads, towns, Indian Lines, rivers, mountains, Powell's Valley, Forts, etc.

Matthew Carey issued the first American published Atlas in 1795, which was subsequently updated in 1796, 1800 and again in 1814, with the 1814 being the first obtainable in original color.

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