This 1868 map of Italy by Elizabeth Lancaster and William Harvey was originally published in Geographical Fun: Being Humourous Outlines of Various Countries.Drawn by a fifteen-year-old Victorian girl using the alias Aleph, the atlas contained twelve maps of European countries, each represented with a character and satirical verse. The book was created to help spur student interest in geography. The verse for Italy reads, Thou model chieftain – born in modern days – / Well may thy gallant acts claim classic praise. / Uncompromising friend of liberty! / Thy photograph ennobles Italy!” “