File:Section of Champlain's Map.png
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English: Photo of a section of Champlain's map from 1632 showing the state of Virginia. Published in 1921 in The Virginia Magazine of History, Volume 29, editors Philip Alexander Bruce and William Glover Stanard. Retrieved via Google Books. |
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