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
=San Sebastian=, Panama. 7-9N. 77-82W. F. by Ojeda, the first colony on
Darien, 1510.
=Santa Cruz=, island, Lesser Antilles. 17N. 64W. Danish possession
since 1814, when it was restored by England, after being taken in 1807.
=Santa Maria=, Pensacola Bay. 30N. 88W. Tristan de Luna's fleet
destroyed off, 1559; first Spanish colony in Florida settled near by
him.
=Santa Maria del Tule=, Mexico. 16N. 96W. Built round the largest known
tree, which is held sacred.
=Santa Marta=, Colombia, S.A. 11N. 74W. F. by Bastidas, 1525; old town
destroyed by Drake, 1596; subject to continual attacks by buccaneers
in 16th and 17th centuries; not far off is the spot where Bolivar died,
1830.
=Santa Rosa=, San Salvador, Cent. A. 13N. 86W. Troops of San Salvador
defeated by Carrera, 1863.
=Santiago=, Chili. 33N. 70W. F. by P. Valdivia, one of the conquerors
of Chili, 1541; terrible fire in church of La Compania, 1863.
=Sarandi=, Uruguay. 33S. 55W. Fierce battle between forces of Brazil
and Buenos Ayres, in which former defeated, 1825.
=Saratoga=, N.Y. 43N. 73W. Destroyed by French and Indians, 1745; the
English under Burgoyne surrendered to Americans near, 1777.
=Sault Ste. Marie=, Michigan. 46N. 84W. Reached by Jean Nicolet during
expedition, 1634-9; Père Marquette at, 1668; mission station of the
Jesuits, 1669.
=Savannah=, Georgia. 31N. 81W. F. by Oglethorpe, 1733; J. Wesley pastor
at, 1736; English in military occupation, 1778; in a skirmish here,
the last blood was shed in the W. of Ind., 1782; taken by Sherman, 1864
(Civil W.).
=Schenectady=, N.Y. 42N. 73W. Dutch settlers massacred by French and
Indians, 1690.
=Seven Islands=, Gulf of St. Lawrence. 45N. 40W. So named by Cartier,
1535.
=Seven Pines=, near Richmond (q.v.). Defeat of Federals, 1862.
=Sevier, Lake=, Utah. 38N. 113W. Gunnison, the explorer, massacred on,
by Indians, 1853.
=Shackamaxon=, Philadelphia. Famous treaty of Penn with the Indians,
1683. (See picture by Benjamin West.)
=Shadwell=, Virginia. 38N. 78W. Bp. Thomas Jefferson, third President
of U.S. (1743-1826).
=Shiloh=, see Pittsburg Landing.
=Sombrero=, Venezuela, 10N. 66W. Spaniards defeated by Bolivar, 1818.
=Sonora=, Mexico. 27N. 109W. Discovered by Coronado, 1540; expedition
into of Count G. de Raousset Boulbon, and defeat by Mexicans, 1853; his
capture and death, 1854.
=Spanishtown=, Jamaica. 17N. 77W. F. by Diego Columbus, 1525, and
originally named Santiago de la Vega.
=Spottsylvania=, Virginia. Confederate victories, 1864. (See
Wilderness.)
=Springfield=, Mass. 42N. 72W. (See Wilson's Creek.)
=Springfield=, Illinois. 39N. 89W. Res. Abraham Lincoln, who is buried
in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
=Staten Island=, N.Y. 40N. 73W. Bought by the Dutch, 1630; occupied by
English under Gen. Howe, 1776.
=Stockbridge=, Mass. 42N. 73W. Ass. Jonathan Edwards, who here wrote
his 'Freedom of the Will,' and Hawthorne.
=Stony Creek=, Ontario. 43N. 79W. English victory, 1813.
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