The Settling of South Carolina
Subtitle: tricentennial editions
By: The State, The Columbia Record ; editor, W. D. Workman, Jr.
Publisher: The State, The Columbia Record
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Columbia, SC
Format: Hardcover (newsprint paper)
Notes: Reissue in one volume of 4 special editions of The State-The Columbia Record, dated Sept. 14-15, Sept. 28-29, Oct. 12-13, and Oct. 26-27, 1969.
Cover illustrations: v. 1 : Portrait of Charles II, v. 2 : Captain Joseph West stepping ashore at Albemarle Point and being greeted by the Cassique of Kiawah -- v. 3 : Drawing by John White depicting the Indian town of Secota -- v. 4 : Combination of sea serpents and coats of arms from a design appearing on a 1672 map by Richard Blome.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. The Old World : September 14-15, 1969.; title: Early South Atlantic maps; title: Records of the settling; title: England in the 17th century; title: English rulers, in rhyme; title: Duke of Albemarle; title: 17th century ABCs; title: World rulers in 1670; title: The Great Plague of 1665; title: William, Lord Craven; title: London's Great Fire of 1666; title: King James I of England; title: King Charles II of England; title: The two Berkeleys; title: First Earl of Shaftesbury; title: Oliver Cromwell; title: Earl of Clarendon; title: Sir George Carteret; title: The naming of Carolina; title: The Carolina charters; title: Sir John Colleton; title: 17th century English rulers; title: Fundamental constitutions; title: Great Seal of Charles II; title: Charles II and foreign trade; title: The Stuart royal arms; title: v. 2. The voyage : September 28-29, 1969.; title: Lords and businessmen; title: Preparing the expedition; title: The trans-Atlantic route; title: Passenger list of the Carolina; title: Departure from England; title: The Irish episode; title: Barbados coat of arms; title: Captain West's orders; title: The Isle of Barbados; title: Carlisle Bay, Barbados; title: The stop at Nevis; title: Map of the long voyage; title: Governor William Sayle; title: Stopover at Bermuda; title: Shipwreck off Abaco; title: Bahamian involvement; title: Rations for the colonists; title: Trouble with Spaniards; title: End of the voyage; title: The same trip by air; title: Hudson's Bay anniversary; title: Life aboard ship; title: St. John's Church, Barbados; title: Progress report from Barbados; title: v. 3. The New World : October 12-13, 1969.; title: Inducements to settlers; title: Verrazano's explorations; title: Ribaut at Port Royal; title: North Carolina; title: Virginia; title: How the Indians lived; title: New Jersey; title: The land called Chicora; title: Maryland; title: Red Carolinians; title: New York; title: Proprietors' Indian policy; title: Hilton's Port Royal discovery; title: Rhode Island; title: Maine and New Hampshire; title: The Mayflower Compact; title: Pennsylvania; title: DeSoto in Western Carolina; title: Massachusetts; title: Florida and Georgia; title: Connecticut; title: Delaware; title: The Ogilby-Moxon map (1672); title: v. 4. The early years : October 26-27, 1969.; title: French attack on Charles Town; title: Sources of S.C. history; title: Report to the proprietors; title: Ebb and flow of Indian tribes; title: Joel Gascoyne's map of 1682; title: Barbadians in Carolina; title: The second Charles Town; title: Listing the settlers; title: Jury Act of 1695; title: Commons House gains power; title: Sketch of Charles Town, 1672; title: Dividing the two Carolinas; title: Early agriculture; title: The plague of pirates; title: London's Carolina Coffee House; title: Advantages of Carolina; title: End of proprietary control; title: Continuing political problems; title: Proprietors and place names; title: Edward Crisp's map of 1711; title: Outside sources of history