A description of South Carolina
Subtitle: containing, many curious and interesting particulars relating to the civil, natural and commercial history of that colony, viz. the succession of European settlers there; grants of English charters; boundaries; constitution of the government; taxes; number of inhabitants, and of the neighbouring Indian nations. &c. The nature of the climate; tabular accounts of the altitudes of the barometer monthly for four years, of the depths of rain monthly for eleven years, and of the winds direction daily for one year, &c. The culture and produce of rice, Indian corn, and indigo; the process of extracting tar and turpentine; and the state of their maritime trade in the years 1710, 1723, 1740 and 1748, with the number or tonnage of shipping employed, and the species, quantities and values of their produce exported in one year, &c. To which is added, a very particular account of their rice-trade for twenty years, with their exports of raw silk and imports of British silk manufactures for twenty-five years
Publisher: Printed for R. and J. Dodsley in Pall-Mall.
Published: 1761
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Booksellers' catalogs; History; Description and travel; Commerce
Notes: Evidently based on a manuscript entitled: Answers from James Glen, esq. govr. of South Carolina, to the queries from the right honourable the lords commissioners for trade and plantations (first published in P.C.J. Weston's Documents connected with the history of South Carolina, London, 1856, p. [61]-99)

Signatures: [A]⁴, B-G⁸, H-I⁴ ([A]1 and [A]2 versos blank)

Includes index.

"Books printed for R. and J. Dodsley, at Tull's Head in Pall-Mall." : p. [1]-[2] at the end.

Brown, J.C.  Bibliotheca Americana, III : 1306.

Sabin 27572.

Church, E. D.  Discovery, 1039.