Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts [serial] 9, 2 (1983)
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16, p. 129.
"4 Delft Flower Pots" — estate of Thomas Carvill, Inventories. Vol. 16, p. 208.
3 1 . Punch bowls of any kind are only mentioned a few times in 1 800 and were not found in 1820 inventories.
November, 1983 19 Figure 1. Detail from the 1839 corrected version of Herman Boye's "Map of the State of Virginia, " originally published in 1823. The southern borders of Halifax and Mecklenburg County fall on the dividing line between North Carolina and Virginia.
20 MESDA Style and Technology Sh...ifts in One Virginia Shop Luke Beckerdite On the western boundary of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, the Staunton and Dan rivers converge to form the Roanoke River (Fig. 1), which continues on a southeasterly course to its terminus in North Carolina's Albemarle Sound. Settlement of this region, part of the area known as "southside" Virginia, progressed more slowly than in the northern Piedmont and Shenandoah Valley.
The lack of good river transportation to the east and expense and difficulties of overland trade with ports such as Norfolk no doubt contributed to the slow development of this region.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16, p. 129.
"4 Delft Flower Pots" — estate of Thomas Carvill, Inventories. Vol. 16, p. 208.
3 1 . Punch bowls of any kind are only mentioned a few times in 1 800 and were not found in 1820 inventories.
November, 1983 19 Figure 1. Detail from the 1839 corrected version of Herman Boye's "Map of the State of Virginia, " originally published in 1823. The southern borders of Halifax and Mecklenburg County fall on the dividing line between North Carolina and Virginia.
20 MESDA Style and Technology Sh...ifts in One Virginia Shop Luke Beckerdite On the western boundary of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, the Staunton and Dan rivers converge to form the Roanoke River (Fig. 1), which continues on a southeasterly course to its terminus in North Carolina's Albemarle Sound. Settlement of this region, part of the area known as "southside" Virginia, progressed more slowly than in the northern Piedmont and Shenandoah Valley.
The lack of good river transportation to the east and expense and difficulties of overland trade with ports such as Norfolk no doubt contributed to the slow development of this region.
What to read after Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts [serial] 9, 2 (1983)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts to read onlineMoreLess
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