Image: Atlas Van der Hagen-KW1049B10 073 1-Celssissimo Potentissimo Invictissimoq- PRINCIPI FREDERICO GUILIELMO II D G MARCHIONI BRANDENBURGICO SRIELECTORI ac ARCHICAMERARIO etc Hanc Exactiismam CLIVIAE DUCATUS et MARCHIAE COMITATUS Tabulam

Description: This map was added to the Atlas of Dirck van der Hagen at a later date. It is an 18th-century edition of the map of Brandenburg, published by the Amsterdam publishers Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier. They have not altered the map apart from the address of Frederik de Wit which was originally mentioned bottom right. It is significant that they did dot replace it with their own name.
Title: Celssissimo Potentissimo Invictissimoq: PRINCIPI FREDERICO GUILIELMO II D G MARCHIONI BRANDENBURGICO SRIELECTORI ac ARCHICAMERARIO etc Hanc Exactiismam CLIVIAE DUCATUS et MARCHIAE COMITATUS Tabulam
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Author: Frederik de Wit
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