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Mapping South Kerry: 450 years of a Changing Landscape; Arnold Horner and the series continues toHardback Condition: Off Mint South Kerry was always a place with its own distinctive personality, and once the heart of a great Irish lordship. Using some 400 illustrations, this book explores how maps have recorded more than 450 years of far reaching changes to the landscape, society, and economy of south Kerry. Presented are maps from the Down Survey and the later Ordnance Survey of Ireland, and lesser known maps that offer perspectives on a wide