Description
Since the mid-19th century, Karl Spruner published his famous historic atlas, taking away from the French school a leadership they boasted about up to that point. Among the seven maps published in the first edition devoted to Spain, the 16th-century one included an inset of “Navarra y Vascongadas”.


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