Thomson's Map of Korea & Japan Date of Publication_c.1692 Adam de Cardonnel (1746/7-1820) trained

Adam de Cardonnel (1746/7-1820) trained as a surgeon

the year in which the Port Philip District was separated from New South Wales to become Victoria

Lord of the Manor of Shaftesbury

he died in exile in Athens in 1943

in its kind incomparably more complete

Thomson's Map of Korea & Japan Date of Publication_c.1692 Adam de Cardonnel (1746/7-1820) trainedJohn Thomson's map of Korea and Japan was engraved by John and George Menzies in 1814 and published in his New General Atlas in 1815. Walter suggests the map has "several clear improvements" on its immediate predecessors, such as Jones map of 1813. Thomson's atlas was extremely successful and made his fortune, but in the 1820s he bankrupted himself. Twice. This happened in the process of creating his large scale 'Atlas of Scotland' in a burst of