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The Rivers that Head in it from Virginia are the South Branch of Nansimond , and the West Branch of Elizabeth ; and those from Carolina are North - west River , North River , Pasquetank , Little River , and Pequimons .
The Rivers that Head in it from Virginia are the South Branch of Nansimond , and the West Branch of Elizabeth ; and those from Carolina are North - west River , North River , Pasquetank , Little River , and Pequimons .
Page 481
With this small Troop we proceeded up the River as far as Hogen's , above which , about a quarter of a Mile , we forded into the little Island , and from thence into the Fork of the River . The Water was risen so high , that it ran into ...
With this small Troop we proceeded up the River as far as Hogen's , above which , about a quarter of a Mile , we forded into the little Island , and from thence into the Fork of the River . The Water was risen so high , that it ran into ...
Page 594
A large swamp lies betwixt it and the river , and a considerable creek runs close by the works , and enters the river through the ... from Augusta to the Creek nation , crosses these fine rivers , which are there forty miles apart .
A large swamp lies betwixt it and the river , and a considerable creek runs close by the works , and enters the river through the ... from Augusta to the Creek nation , crosses these fine rivers , which are there forty miles apart .
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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