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I do not think the list has been told - as we learnt at ICHC 2011 in Moscow - that the first two volumes of the defining work, The History of Cartography, are now freely available online. That means four physical volumes, with the hope that the two-part Volume 3 may follow in the future. The University of Chicago Press has broken the text down into the separate chapters, presented as a series of 104 pdfs. http://press.uchicago.edu/books/HOC/index.html Not only can you search and download individual chapters, you can also search across the four volumes. This is a major initiative, for which the publishers must be thanked and congratulated. Tony Campbell i...@tonycampbell.info
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