The First, Containing the General and Absolute Part of Cosmography and Geography, Being a Translation from that Eminent and Much Esteemed Geographer Varenius ... the Second Part, Being a Geographical Description of All the World, Taken from the Notes and Works of the Famous Monsieur Sanson, Late Geographer to the French King. To which are Added about a Hundred Cosmographical, Geographical and Hydrographical Tables of Several Kingdoms and Isles in the World, with Their Chief Cities, Sea-ports, Bays, &c. Drawn from the Maps of the Said Sanson. Illustrated with Maps