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
=Stony Point=, Hudson R. 43N. 74W. Seized by British, brilliantly
recaptured by Gen. Wayne, and subsequently reoccupied by British, 1779.
=Stratford=, Westmoreland Co., Virginia. Bp. Robert Edward Lee,
Confederate general (1807-70).
=Sucre=, see Chuquisaca.
=Sumter Fort=, see Charleston.
=Sunbury=, Georgia. 31N. 81W. Taken by the English, 1779 (W. of Ind.).
=Surinam=, Dutch Guiana, S.A., see Guiana.
=Susquehanna=, river, Penn. Explored by John Smith, 1608.
=Suwanee=, river, Georgia and Florida. De Soto at, 1538.
=Tabasco=, state, Gulf of Mexico. 16N. 91W. Expedition of Cortés into,
1524.
=Tacna=, Chili. 13S. 70W. Chilian victory over Peruvians and Bolivians,
1880.
=Tadousac=, Quebec. 48N. 69W. Small French colony planted by Roberval,
1541; early fur-trading post.
=Tambo=, Peru. 16S. 71W. Spaniards driven from the assault of by the
Inca Manco, 1535.
=Tampa Bay=, Florida. 27N. 82W. Landing-place of De Soto. 1539.
=Tampico=, Mexico. 22N. 98W. Sc. many actions during civil wars;
Spaniards defeated by Santa Ana, 1820; taken by U.S. forces, 1846; by
French, 1862, 1863.
=Tappan=, N.Y. 41N. 73W. Execution of Major André, 1780.
=Tarqui=, Quito, S.A. Peruvians defeated by Colombians, 1829.
=Tarrytown=, N.Y. 41N. 73W. Major André captured, 1780; Sleepy Hollow
near; later home and grave of Washington Irving (1783-1859).
=Tehuantepec=, Mexico. 16N. 92W. Famous prehistoric ruins.
=Tennessee=, U.S. 35N. 81W. Originally part of N. Carolina; De Soto in,
1538; Fort London settled by English, 1757; admitted to Union, 1796;
seceded, 1861; readmitted, 1866.
=Teotihuacan=, plateau, Mexico. 40N. 97W. Pyramids on dedicated to sun
and moon.
=Tepeaca=, Mexico. 17N. 97W. Cortés enters as conqueror, 1520.
=Texas=, U.S. (formerly part of Mexico). 25N. 93W. Colony settled in
by La Salle, 1685; possession of disputed by French and Spaniards,
17th-19th centuries; San Antonio f. by Spaniards, 1692; declares its
independence, 1836; Mexicans defeated by colonists at San Jacinto,
1836; admitted to the Union, 1845; seceded, 1861; readmitted, 1870.
=Tezcuco=, near Mexico. 19N. 99W. Remains of Cortés removed to from
Spain, 1562, and where they remained till removed to Mexico, 1629.
=Thames=, river, Ontario. 42N. 82W. Victory over British by Harrison
and death of Indian chief Tecumseh, 1813.
=Thompson's Island= Boston Bay. 42N. 71W. Landing of Miles Standish and
party on, 1621.
=Ticonderoga=, N.Y. 43N. 73W. Unsuccessful assault by Abercrombie, and
death of Lord Howe, 1758; taken by Amherst, 1759; by Americans (Green
Mountain Boys), 1775, who evacuated it, 1777; Americans failed in
effort to recover, 1777; English in occupation again, 1780.
=Tierra del Fuego=, S.A. 52-56S. 65W. So called by Magalhaes, the
discoverer, 1520; explored by Drake and Cook. (See Darwin, 'Voyage of
the Beagle.')
=Tippecanoe=, river, Indiana. 40N. 86W. Defeat on of Indians under
Tecumseh and the 'prophet' (Ellskwatana) by Harrison, 1811.
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