File:Charleston Harbor in 1682.jpg
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English: Joel Gascoyne, inset from "A new map of the country of Carolina with its rivers, harbors, plantations and other accomodations don from the latest surveighs and best information by order of the Lords Proprietors", 1682. |
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Source | John Carter Brown Library (cropped inset) |
Author | Joel Gascoyne (1650-1704) |
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