Baldwin, Richard (sold)
Richard Baldwin (December, 1724 - January, 1770) was an English bookseller and publisher active in London during the middle part of the 18th century. Baldwin is best known as the publisher of the London Magazine: or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, a monthly periodical. The London Magazine chronicled some of the most important events in the 18th century including the French and Indian War and the American Revolutionary War. It was also notable for being well illustrated by with maps by Thomas Kitchin and others. Upon his death in January of 1770, control of the London Magazine passed to his son Robert Baldwin (fl. 1746 - 1810). Eventually the firm was renamed Baldwin, Cradock & Joy, then simply Baldwin and Cradock.
A Map of the Five Great Lakes, with Part of Pensilvania, New York, Canada and Hudson's Bay Territories &c.
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An interesting and uncommon 1755 French and Indian War Era map of the Great Lakes issued for the London Magazine . Centered on Lake Michigan, this map covers from St. James Bay to Pennsylvania and from the Mississippi River to New York, including all five of the ... (more details)
Extremely rare 1776 American Revolutionary War periodical map depicting the route of Benedict Arnold's disastrous expedition to Quebec.
A View of the Rivers Kenebec and Chaudiere, with Colonel Arnold's Route to Quebec.
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This is a 1776 Richard Baldwin map of Colonel Benedict Arnold's expedition to Quebec. The map depicts from Quebec City to the Atlantic Ocean. The Kennebec (Kenebec) River, in what is today the state of Maine, and the Chaudière River, in modern-day Quebec, Canada ... (more details)