The Morses' significant early American atlas, with a double-hemisphere map of the World, North America, a folding map of the United States (measuring 42x25 cm. plus margins), plus Canada, Europe, its various nations and states, Asia, Africa, Hindoostan, etc. The folding map of the United States is engraved by A. Daggett, most of the others credited to N. & S.S. Jocelyn. This is basically the same map as that published in 1823 in Morse's An Atlas of the United States, which was engraved by the Jocelyns, as cited by Wheat, then noted by him as also being published in the 1825 edition of Morse's A New Universal Atlas of the World; he makes no mention of this earlier issue.. He calls it a "beautifuly engraved map [which] includes the Oregon country with the overly-long `Multnomah or Wallaumut' River and with no northern boundary shown..." On the present copy of the map, that missing border has been penciled in. Wheat Transmississippi 355. Phillips Atlases 306.