Atlas For The U.S. Citizen - Caribbean and the Fall of the

and the Fall of the River Roche

and above it a familiarly shaped territory with the name "Jefferson"

Rogers did a series of sketches from daily life in Colorado that are full of character

along with the largest mountains

Here the Independence mine owned by Stratton had a monthly output of $60-$75

Atlas For The U.S. Citizen - Caribbean and the Fall of theAtlas For The U. S. Citizen It's a revolution in cartography that perhaps is too easily overlooked today, but at the time was a groundbreaking new way of looking at the world. Richard Edes Harrison was an illustrator and cartographer that set upon a new style that depicted, almost in a birds eye view approach, portions of the globe. They inferred new connections thanks to the air age and how being freed from land and sea based travel make whole new