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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CHARTOGRAPHICAL»
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chartographical nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
Report of the Chief of Engineers U.S. Army
furnished, it appears that the several branches of the public surveys are in charge
of different departments of the Government, as follows : TRIGONOMETRICAL,
TOPOGRAPHICAL, AND CHARTOGRAPHICAL WORK. This work is entrusted to
...
United States. Army. Corps of Engineers,
1876
invaluable chartographical documents, which he has collected. He presents at
his own expense the benefit of his labors to the world, under the title of
Monuments geographiques du Moyen Age (Geographical Monuments of the
Middle Ages).
Smithsonian Institution,
1857
3
Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
invaluable chartographical documents, which he has collected. He presents at
his own expense the benefit of his labors to the world, under the title of
Monumenls géographiques clu Moyen Age (Geographical Monuments of the
Middle Ages).
Smithsonian Institution,
1857
4
Annual Report of the Secretary of War
furnished, it appears that the several branches of the public surveys are in charge
of different departments of the Government, as follows : TRIGONOMETRICAL,
TOPOGRAPHICAL, AND CHARTOGRAPHICAL WORK. This work is entrusted to
...
United States. War Dept,
1876
5
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN ...
invaluable chartographical documents, which he has collected. He presents at
his own expense the benefit.of his labors to the world, under the title of
Monuments geographiques du Moyen Age (Geographical Monuments of the
Middle Ages).
6
Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
invaluable chartographical documents, which he has collected. He presents at
his own expense the benefit of his labors to the world, under the title of
Monuments géographiques du Moyen Age (Geographical Monuments of the
Middle Ages).
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents,
1857
furnished, it appears that the several branches of the public surveys are in charge
of different departments of the Government, as follows : TRIGONOMETRICAL,
TOPOGRAPHICAL, AND CHARTOGRAPHICAL WORK. This work is entrusted to
...
United States. Army. Office of the Chief of Engineers,
1876
8
Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers to the Secretary of ...
furnished, it appears that the several branches of the public surveys are in charge
of different departments of the Government, as follows : TRIGONOMETRICAL,
TOPOGRAPHICAL, AND CHARTOGRAPHICAL WORK. This work is entrusted to
...
United States. Army. Corps of Engineers,
1876
In Prussia the trigonometrical, topographical, and chartographical work is
intrusted to t he staff corps of the army, while the geodetic work in connection with
the " European measurement of degrees" is in charge of the Geodetio Institute,
whoBe ...
United States. Congress,
1890
10
Annual Report of the Board of Regents
invaluable chartographical documents, which he has collected. He presents at
his own expense the benefit of his labors to the world, under the title of Monumcn/
s géographiques du Moyen Age (Geographical Monuments of the Middle Ages).
Smithsonian Institution, United States National Museum,
1857