A Literary & Historical Atlas of AmericaBartholomew, J. G. (John George)
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A Literary & Historical Atlas of America
Bartholomew, J. G. (John George)
America -- Maps
=Fort Schuyler= (on site of village of Rome), Oneida Co., N.Y. 43N.
75W. Taken by English and Indian allies, 1779 (W. of Ind.).
=Fort Spring Hill=, Richmond. 37N. 77W. Carried by the Federals, 1864
(Civil W.).
=Fort Sumter=, see Charleston.
=Fort Ticonderoga=, see under T.
=Fort Wagner=, Charleston, S. Carolina. 32N. 79W. Assault on by
Federals, 1863 (Civil W.).
=Fort Washington=, Manhattan Island, N.Y. 40N. 74W. Captured by the
English, 1776 (W. of Ind.).
=Fort Watson=, Santee R., near Camden. 34N. 80W. Capitulation of
English, 1781 (W. of Ind.).
=Fort Wayne=, Maumee R., Indiana. 41N. 85W. Repulse of attack on by
English and Indian allies, 1812.
=Fort William and Mary=, Newcastle, Portsmouth Harbour. 43N. 70W.
Attack on and seizure of ammunition by patriots under Sullivan, 1774.
=Fort William Henry=, Lake George. 43N. 73W. Taken by Montcalm, and
English garrison massacred by the Indian allies, 1757. (See Louisburg.)
=Franklin=, Tennessee. 35N. 86W. Fierce battle ending in defeat of the
Confederates, 1864 (Civil W.).
=Franklin= (formerly included in Salisbury), N. Hampshire. 43N. 71W.
Bp. Daniel Webster, orator (1782-1852).
=Frazier's Farm=, near Richmond. 37N. 77W. One of the fierce battles
fought near Richmond. Confederates finally driven back (also known as
battle of Glendale), 1862.
=Frederica=, Georgia 31N. 81W. Spanish attack on repulsed by
Oglethorpe, 1742.
=Frederick=, Frederick Co., Maryland. 39N. 77W. Sc. Barbara Frietchie's
patriotic courage in continuing to wave the Union flag, 1862. (See poem
by Whittier.)
=Frederick Co.=, Maryland. Bp. Francis Scott Key, A. of 'The Star
spangled Banner' (1779-1843).
=Fredericksburg=, Virginia. 38N. 77W. Victory of Confederates under
Lee, 1862 (Civil W.).
=Fredericksburg=, Penn. 40N. 76W. Bp. James Lick, to whom the
observatory is due (1796-1876).
=Fredericktown=, Missouri. 38N. 90W. Defeat of Confederates, 1861
(Civil W.).
=Fredericton=, N. Brunswick. 45N. 66W. Bp. W. Bliss Carman, poet (1861).
=Frenchtown= (now Monroe), Michigan. 41N. 83W. Taken by Americans,
1813; recaptured by English two days later, when Indians massacred the
sick and wounded.
=Frobisher Bay.= 62N. 65W. Named after the discoverer, 1576; Hudson
off, 1610.
=Front Royal=, Virginia. 39N. 78W. Victory of Confederates, 1862 (Civil
W.).
=Fulton=, Missouri. 38N. 92W. Confederates defeated, 1861 (Civil W.).
=Fundy, Bay of.= 45N. 66W. Explored by Champlain, 1604-7, during his
second expedition to Canada.
=Fury and Hecla Strait.= 69N. 84W. Discovered by Parry, 1821.
=Gaines's Mill=, Chickahominy R. One of the series of engagements near
Richmond (q.v.), fought between Lee and McClellan, 1862.
=Galapagos Islands=, S.A. 0S. 91W. Marked on early map of 1570; Dampier
on, 1684; explored by Capt. Colnett, 1794.
=Galveston=, Texas. 29N. 95W. Surrendered to Federals, 1862; attacked
and retaken by Confederates, 1863 (Civil W.).
=Gaspe=, Quebec. 48N. 64W. Cross erected on the shore by Cartier, who
landed here, 1534.
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