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Published in Weimar, Circa 1845
The appeal of Freedom – and virtually free land – was powerful in the strictly regulated societies throughout Europe. Drawn by the head of the Geographical Institute of Weimar, this map contains a cornucopia of information complied from a variety of explorers with classic Teutonic precision. Germany and Eastern Europe had a major impact on Texas, and clearly marked is the Hill Country tract acquired by the Society for the Protection of German Immigrants to Texas directly from Sam Houston.
$195 framed replica map in darkwood, 31" by 33"
$45 unframed replica map
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