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Thomas Jefferson compiles these notes in response to inquiries from a foreign official regarding the geography and state of Virginia. The text provides detailed descriptions of the region's boundaries, dimensions, and physical landscape as understood in the late eighteenth century.

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Query XXII.

1656,0a. 10. Mr, R. Bennet arid Mr, S. Matthew 8 Car. 2. to Secretary Thurlow, 5 Thurl. 482.

1656, oa. 10, Objections agai?ist the Lord Baltimore's 8. Car. 2. patent, and reasons why the govern- merit of Maryland should not he put into his hands, 5 Thurl. 482. A paper relating to Maryland. 5 ThurL 1656, oa. 10.

  1. ^^''•^• A breviet of the proceedings of the lord 1656, oa. 10.

Baltimore and his officers and compliers ^ ^'''- ^• in Maryland, against the authority of the parliament of the commonwealth of England and against his highness the lord protectors authority^ laivs and goi)ernment, 5 ThurL 486.

The assembly of Virginia to secretary 1656, oa. i..

Thurlow. 5 ThurL 497. ^ Car. 2.

The governor of Barhaches to the protec1657, Apr. 4.

tor. 6 ThurL 169. 9 Car. a.

Petition of the general court at Hartford i65i, Car. 2- upon Connecticut for a charter. Smith's exam. App. 4.

Charter of the colony of Connecticut, jssz, Apr 23.

Smith's exam.. App. 6. 14 Car. 2.

The first charter granted by Charles IL 1662-2, Mar. 24.

to the proprietaries of Carolina, to wit, ^p''^' '5 C- 2- to the Earl of Clarendon, Duke of Albemarle, Lord Craven, Lord Berke- ley , Lord Ashley J Sir George Carteret, Sir William Berkeley, and Sir John Colleton. 4 Mem. Am. 55^.

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