John Lawson
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- John Lawson
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- Portrait of a man reputed to be John Lawson holding a book entitled "John Lawson." John Lawson was a British explorer of Carolina, surveyor, naturalist, and author of A new voyage to Carolina. He helped to establish the settlements of Bath and New Bern. During a trip up the Neuse River, Lawson was captured and killed by the Tuscarora Indians. Date approximated.
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- 1700
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- DAO11207
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John Lawson, Naturalist
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Is there a searchable text of John Lawson' voyage to carolina?