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BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL 17th June 1775

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SIEGE OF CHARLESTON 1776

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BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND 1776

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BATTLE OF BRANDYWINE 1777

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BATTLE OF FREEMANS FARM

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PLAN OF WEST POINT SHOWING FORTS AND BATTERIES 1780]

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SIEGE OF YORKTOWN

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MAP SHOWING PRINCIPAL BATTLES OF THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

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A Plan of the operations at the taking of Quebec, and the Battle fought near that City, Sept 23. 1759.

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PORT ROYAL 1613

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A. Dwelling-house.

B. The Sieur de Champlain's garden.

C. Wooded walk made by the Sieur de Poitrincourt.

D. Island at the mouth of the river l'Equille.

E. Entrance to harbour of Port Royal.

F. Sandbanks which are dry at low water.

G. River St. Antoine.

H. Cornfields.

I. Mill erected by the Sieur de Poitrincourt.

L. Fields which are flooded at high tide.

M. River l'Equille.

N. Sea coast.

O. Mountain slopes.

P. Island at the mouth of St. Antoine.

Q, R. Mountain streams.

S. Mill stream.

T. Lakelet.

V. Place where the Indians fish in the herring seasons.

X. Trout stream.

Y. Walk made by the Sieur de Champlain.

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A MAP OF NEW ENGLAND PUBLISHED IN 1631 AS OBSERVED AND DESCRIBED BY CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH IN 1614.

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A MAP OF THE WHOLE TERRITORY TRAVERSED BY JOHN LEDERER IN HIS THREE MARCHES. PUBLISHED IN 1672.

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A MAP OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN NATIONS ADJOINING TO THE MISSISSIPPI, WEST & EAST FLORIDA, GEORGIA SOUTH & NORTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, ETC. 1775.

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NEW AMSTERDAM ABOUT 1650

Bartholomew Edinr.

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NEW YORK ABOUT 1730

Bartholomew, Edinr.

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NEW YORK IN 1746.

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EARLY HIGHWAYS SHOWING EXPANSION WESTWARDS

Bartholomew Edinr.

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THE BOSTON DISTRICT

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THE CONCORD NEIGHBOURHOOD Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, Etc.

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VIRGINIA IN AMERICAN FICTION

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GUYANA THE EL DORADO OF SIR WALTER RALEIGH 1595.

Morse's Cerography

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MAP OF PERU at the period of the CONQUEST.

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GROWTH OF TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES

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GROWTH OF POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES

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IMMIGRATION UNITED STATES CANADA ARGENTINE BRAZIL

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