From ‘Barclay’s Dictionary’. Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, map seller and publisher. His finest work is the ‘English Counties Delineated’ first published in 1837. The publisher was George Virtue who used the same beautiful plates in his publication of Rev. James Barclay’s ‘Dictionary’. The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps. This plan of Oxford is engraved by James Bingley is attractively decorated with heraldic arms of the city, and the various University Colleges along with views of Christchurch College and Oxford itself. The fourth state of the plan as identified by Campbell dating at the latest from 1837.