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English: Header: VOL. XII Hungary Plate II Caption: Sketch Map Shewing the Administrative and Political Divisions of the Dominions of the HUNGARIAN CROWN according to Article XXXIII of the Legislature of the year 1876. Footer: encyclopædia britannica, ninth edition. J. Bartholomew, Edinʳ. A full-page map of Hungary (pink), Croatia and Slavonia (yellow), and the Croatian-Slavonian Frontier District (green) within the Austro-Hungarian Empire c. 1876. |
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| Source | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. XII, Plate II. from the Charles Scribner's Sons (New York) edition hosted at the Internet Archive. |
| Author | Credited to John Bartholomew, but an exact duplicate of the Charles & Adam Black engraving by William & Alexander Keith Johnston. |
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