A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... Virginia . Before this time it was known by the general name of Florida ; but afterwards Virginia became the common name for all North America . In the following year , sir Walter Raleigh fitted out seven ships under sir Richard ...
... Virginia . Before this time it was known by the general name of Florida ; but afterwards Virginia became the common name for all North America . In the following year , sir Walter Raleigh fitted out seven ships under sir Richard ...
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... Virginia . In lat . 43 ° 30 ' N. they fell in with a multitude of islands ; and having coasted southward round cape Cod , they anchored in a good harbour in lat , 41 25 ' , where they landed , and after remaining seven weeks , loaded ...
... Virginia . In lat . 43 ° 30 ' N. they fell in with a multitude of islands ; and having coasted southward round cape Cod , they anchored in a good harbour in lat , 41 25 ' , where they landed , and after remaining seven weeks , loaded ...
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... Virginia for many years after- wards . • . In the beginning of 1609 , the London company sent captain John Smith to South Virginia , who , sailing up several of the rivers , discovered much of the interior country . In the preceding ...
... Virginia for many years after- wards . • . In the beginning of 1609 , the London company sent captain John Smith to South Virginia , who , sailing up several of the rivers , discovered much of the interior country . In the preceding ...
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