Rogers’ Human Life: A Poem Mapmaker(s)_Kerry Lee This map of Eastern Friesland

This map of Eastern Friesland is from the first edition of Tabularum geographicarum contractarum libri

Roughly contemporary with the Great Siege of 1779-1782

presumably William Swaine Chisenhall-Marsh who lived at Gaynes Park 1882-1917

which traced its roots back to Gerardus Mercator

Mercator coined the term ‘atlas’ (after the wise

Rogers’ Human Life: A Poem Mapmaker(s)_Kerry Lee This map of Eastern FrieslandRogers' poem was printed in both quarto and octavo formats in 1819, the year of its first publication. Eclipsed by some of his great contemporaries, Rogers was praised for the musicality of his verse, and his literary breakfasts were a feature of the social scene. An early owner has picked up on Rogers' comment on p. 81, that he 'would say something in favour of the old fashioned triplet, which I have ventured to use so often'. 41 times, according to