File:Duchy of Mantua 1720.jpg
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English: The duchies of Mantua and Mirandola, cropped from a map by French cartographer Nicolas de Fer titled L'Évêché de Trente, published in 1720. |
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Source | David Rumsey Map Collection |
Author | Nicolas de Fer |
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