Fig. 11. Charles Price and George Willdey, A New and Correct Map of the World (1714). In close relation with all the scientific
artifacts, the map copies Kircher’s map of the sun and Cassini’s of the moon that had previously appeared in Moll’s A New and
Correct Map of the World (1707; plate 29). The allegorical depictions of the four continents above were designed and engraved
by H. Terrason, perhaps to expand the map’s market by making it serve as a decorative wall map as well as a scientific resource.
Courtesy of the Osher Map Library at the University of Southern Maine (OS-1714-5).
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