Tennessee text
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Title
Tennessee text
Description
Tennessee is the second shield-like textual arrangement in Henshaw's book. Somewhat oddly, for a land-locked state, it is topped with a decorative anchor.
Creator
Frances Alsop Henshaw
Source
Library of David Rumsey, Pub List No. 2501.000
Publisher
Date
April 29, 1823
Rights
Commentary & metadata CC-BY Bethany Nowviskie | Image CC-BY-NC-SA Cartography Associates
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Tennessee
Tennessee was formerly part of North Carolina and was ceded by that state to the United States in 1789. It was admitted into the Union as one of the states in 1796 +++++ On the Enchanted Mountains there are on several rocks a number of impressions resembling the tracks of Turkeys Bears Horses & human beings...
bounded North by KENTUCKY West by ARKANSAW South by MISSISSIPPI East by N CAROLINA
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Citation
Frances Alsop Henshaw, “Tennessee text,” Inventing the Map (with Neatline), accessed October 22, 2021, http://henshaw.neatline.org/items/show/38.
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