Napoleonic Europe and the waterfalls of Switzerland share the pages of A general view of the World, the Reverend Ezekiel Blomfield's geographical, historical and philosophical account published at Bungay in 1807 by C. Brightly and T. Kinnersley. Its copperplate maps show France divided into its departments, together with Germany and England and Wales, all drawn as the territories stood at the time. Engraved views of the Rhine Falls at Schaffhausen and the Staubbach set natural spectacle beside the political map.
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