In 1906 Norwegian Roald Amundsen became the first to navigate the Northwest Passage entirely by ship. Amundsen used a small crew of six men and a 45-ton herring boat, the Gjøa, to deftly navigate the narrow channels of the passage. During thei...
Upon Joseph Nicholas De L'Isle's return to Paris in 1747, he published the Carte Des Nouvelles Découvertes Au Nord de la Mer de Sud . . . 1750, (Item 19) The French cartographic community was gripped with an intense period of scientific inquiry into...
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[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] To Conquer or Submit: America Views the Great War 1. Persuasive Maps 2. Propaganda Posters 3. Newsmaps 4. Military Maps 5. Wartime Atlases 6. Miscellaneous [/expand] There was a great deal of interest re...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] To Conquer or Submit: America Views the Great War 1. Persuasive Maps 2. Propaganda Posters 3. Newsmaps 4. Military Maps 5. Wartime Atlases 6. Miscellaneous [/expand] The militaries of the Great War relie...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] To Conquer or Submit: America Views the Great War 1. Persuasive Maps 2. Propaganda Posters 3. Newsmaps 4. Military Maps 5. Wartime Atlases 6. Miscellaneous [/expand] The American public relied almost exc...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] To Conquer or Submit: America Views the Great War 1. Persuasive Maps 2. Propaganda Posters 3. Newsmaps 4. Military Maps 5. Wartime Atlases 6. Miscellaneous [/expand] Posters were a common form of propaga...
[expand title="EXHIBIT NAVIGATION"] To Conquer or Submit: America Views the Great War 1. Persuasive Maps 2. Propaganda Posters 3. Newsmaps 4. Military Maps 5. Wartime Atlases 6. Miscellaneous [/expand] The celebrated adventurer and aviator...
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