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Stock# 77438
Description
Scarce Revolutionary War Era Map Showing the Seat of War in the Southern Colonies
Detailed map of the Carolinas and Virginia, illustrating the progress of the American Revolutionary War, prepared by Thomas Kitchen for the June 1781 edition of the London Magazine.
The map extends from the Chesapeake, Gloucester and Henrico Counties in the Northeast, to the Fluvanna River and the southern Alleghany Mountains and Blue Mountains in the Northwest and from the Camden and Ninety Six Districts in South Carolina in the Southwest to the Coast and the mouth of the Great Pedee River in South Carolina along the East Coast.
Condition Description
Toned.
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