To the Ends of the Earth
How the greatest maps were made
(Author) Philip ParkerOffers a unique insight into the evolution of map-making and the science behind it, from the stone age to the digital age.
Philip Parker
Philip Parker is a British author known for his expertise in writing non-fiction books across a wide range of subjects. His most notable works include "The World at War," "History of Britain in Maps," and "The Empire Stops Here: A Journey Along the Frontiers of the Roman Empire." Parker's writing style is characterized by thorough research, clear and engaging prose, and a knack for presenting complex information in a digestible format. His contributions to literature include shedding light on historical events and cultures in an accessible and compelling manner. Parker's impact on the non-fiction genre is evident in his ability to educate and entertain readers while maintaining a high standard of scholarship. His most famous work, "The Empire Stops Here," has been praised for its meticulous research and vivid storytelling, solidifying Parker's reputation as a masterful non-fiction writer.
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