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Royal MS 18 D.III f.76r 'A Platt of the opposete Borders of Scotland to ye...

Royal MS 18 D.III f.76r 'A Platt of the opposete Borders of Scotland to ye west marches of England', from an a
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Royal MS 18 D.III f.76r 'A Platt of the opposete Borders of Scotland to ye west marches of England', from an atlas belonging to William Cecil, Lord Burghley, 1590 (ink on parchment)
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English School, (16th century) / English
Location
British Library, London, UK
Medium
ink on parchment
Date
1590 AD (C16th AD)
Dimensions
29.3x40 cms
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This is a map of the opposite borders of Scotland and England. It is from an atlas that belonged to William Cecil Lord Burghley, Elizabeth I’s Secretary of State. This map is interesting because it shows the debatable lands, these were lands between the borders of Scotland and England, claimed by neither and subsequently a lawless no-man’s land.

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From the British Library archive / Bridgeman Images
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Atlas (character) / mythological figure / mythology / hill / Elizabethan era (1558–1603) / England / United Kingdom / Europe / cartography / topographical / lord / note / territory / river / divide / debatable lands / borders / england / annotated / notes / topography / opposite / debatable / 16th / map / lawless / scottish / mountains / disputed / shires / lands / ambiguous / english / shire / no man's land / scotland / william / cecil

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