File:The emperor of China from 'The Universal Traveller'.jpg

Summary

"The East Indies" (South and Southeast Asia): *the whole map*: *northwest* (shown above); *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*; miniature maps mostly from 'The Universal Traveller' by Thomas Salmon, London, 1752 [1729], many with modern hand coloring:

• Fort St. George and Madras (1739) from 'Modern History'*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*

• the Malabar Coast (1752)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*

• Plan of the city of Cochin*
• the King of Cochin; and small Malabar boats*; *closer view*
• Plan of the city of Diu*
• Clothing of a Banian of India, and of the Siamese*; *a detail*

A later map by Salmon from 'A New Geographical and Historical Grammar...' (W. Johnston, London), 1766: *"East Indies"*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*; *the South*

• "Asia" (1752)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*; *South Asia*
• "Asia" (1766)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*; *South and Southeast Asia*
• "Persia" (1752)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*
• "Little Bochara" (1752)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*
• "Western Tartary" (1752)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*
• "Eastern Tartary" (1752)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*
• "Africa" (1766)*: *northwest*; *northeast*; *southwest*; *southeast*

Views from 'The Universal Traveller', 1752 and other editions: General views

• Accra (Ghana)*
• "Africa" (allegorical)*
• Habits of the Americans*
• animal species*
• apes and chimps*
• Arabs and Negroes*
• an armillary sphere (1766)*
• "Asia" (allegorical)*
• Batavians*
• Batavians (2)*
• Borneans*
• Bornean town*
• Constantinople*
• fish species*
• Hormuz*
• Javanese*
• Jerusalem*
• Loango (Congo)*
• Persians*
• Potala Palace, Tibet*
• San Salvador (Congo)*
• Tartars*: *detail 1*; *detail 2*
• Eastern Tartars*
• Teneriffe*
• Tonkinese*
• Trier*
• Turks*
• Xavier (Guinea)*

Views of Europe

• Amsterdam*
• Antiparos (Greece)*
• Antwerp*
• Augsburg*
• Basel*
• Berlin*
• Brussels*
• Cadiz*
• Cologne*
• Copenhagen*
• Dutch*
• Flushing (Netherloands)*
• Frankfurt*
• Geneva*
• Ghent*
• Greeks*
• Greek priests*
• Metz*
• Middelburg (Netherlands)*
• Munster*
• Nuremberg*
• Oxford University*
• Prague*
• Spaniards*
• Vienna*

Views of China

• Ambassador conducted to an audience*
• Ambassadors meeting the Emperor in China*
• An Audience of Leave*
• a Banquet in China*
• Bells of Peking and Erfurt*
• a Bonze; a Husbandman*
• a plan of Canton*
• Canton*
• Catching wild ducks with turtle shells in China*
• Chinese barks*
• Chinese husbandmen*
• Chinese ladies*
• Chinese sepulchres*
• the Emperor of China*
• Fishing with traps in China*
• the Five Horse Heads mountains*
• the Flying Bridge on the Whang-ho*
• a Fortress in China*
• Fu Chew Fu*
• the Great Wall of China*
• Hu Kew Hyen (Macau)*
• the Imperial Throne of China*
• Kon Jan Fiam temple*
• Nanking*; *a detail*
• Nan Yang*
• Paulinshi temple*; *a caption*
• Peking*; *detail 1*; *detail 2*; *detail 3*
• Peking observatory*
• Porcelain tower at Nanking*
• Sang Wan Hab mountains*
• Shau Chew*
• Silk manufacture in China*
• A Street in China*
• Supreme Imperial Hall of Audience*
• Temple in China (1)*
• Temple in China (2)*
• Temple images in China*
• Temple interior in China*
• Tong-chew*; *a detail*
• Tyen Tsing Wey fortress*

See also: *images from "Modern History," 1732* KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

Copyright status:

public domain

Source:

http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00maplinks/mughal/salmonmaps/salmonmaps.html#madras