William Robert Shepherd, an important American cartographer and historian, was born in California in 1871. He studied at Columbia University, and then became a professor himself, teaching at the same University. He is considered as one of the most important scholars and an american authority on Latin American and European studies. Nevertheless, he is best known for his Historical Atlas, published in 1911. In this work, Shepherd features more than a hundred maps showing different historical stages in human history, for example, the development of the Roman Empire, the political division of Europe in the Middle Age, the Carolyngian and Byzantine Empires, and so on. Shepherd died in Berlin, Germany, in 1934.
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