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| Description | John Speed's map of Oxford, 1605. North is at the bottom. Oxford is still a walled city, but there some buildings are outside the walls, including Magdalen College.
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| Date | 1605 | ||||||||
| Source | Taken from The Digital Revolution: Changing Oxford. Map is in the Bodleian Library. | ||||||||
| Author | John Speed (1542–1629) | ||||||||
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