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What an excellent initiative!

I have downloaded the 104 files to my computer so henceforth I will be
carrying around the first four books of the HoC with me all the time. This
will not only save me a few trips to the Library but will also allow me to
make local searches simultaneously in these books and across all the other
papers, books and images stored on my hard drive.

I join the round of applause and also the hope that volume 3 will be
uploaded soon.

Luis A. Robles Macías



2011/7/18 Tony Campbell <t.campb...@ockendon.clara.co.uk>

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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.
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> 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.
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>     http://press.uchicago.edu/books/HOC/index.html
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> 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
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