This fine map, which covers present-day Poland, Lithuania, Belarus and part of the Ukraine, shows Poland as divided between the Prussians, Austrians and Russians, from the First Dismemberment in 1772 to 1797, when Curland was annexed by the Russians. An inset containing a bird's-eye plan of Warsaw explains that Faden's source is the Rizzi-Zannoni 24-sheet map of 1772 that was commissioned by the King of Poland. There is also a table detailing the loss of a third of Poland's population in the First Dismemberment. Below the title cartouche is a color key that identifies Russian, Prussian and Imperial control.

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Condition: A+

Sharp impression and original color with wide original margins.