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| Detail from “The Temple of Time” (1846) by Emma Willard |
The work of America’s first professional female mapmaker, Emma Willard, featured deeply patriotic narratives with innovative and creative pictures of information that sought to translate big data into manageable visual forms. (image above Via The Public Domain Review)
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