1871 R.H. McDonald’s Map of Chicago with a correct outline of the Great Fire...By: R. H. McDonald Date: 1871 (Published) New York Original Size: 20 x 16. 25 inches (50. 8 cm x 41. 3 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of an important early pocket map of Chicago showing in red color the area destroyed by the Great fire of 1871, drawn by Albert L. Rawson. The original map is scarce, and was created to show the world the destruction left in the path of the fire, which burned from October 8 to October 10, 1871, and destroyed

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isolated mountain range rising from the Great Plains of North America in western South Dakota and extending into Wyoming

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depicted is virtually every well-known event in the life of Christ from his birth to his death on Golgotha

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highly decorative and expensive productions

to the extent that they appeared regularly in works of fine art

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Date: 1731 (published) London

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The map was published in an anti-fascist journal and designed with the purpose of illustrating the spread of fascism in South America in the early part of the 20th century

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