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Cummings, W. (n.d.). The Southeast in early maps.

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Burden, Philip. (2007). The mapping of North America. Rickmansworth: Raleigh Publications.
Cumming, W., Skelton, R. and Quinn, D. (1971). The discovery of North America. London: Elek.

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