Roanoke and Albermaine county era in early Carolina
Facts recall early colonial moves with Roger Green and colonists from Virginia settling in 1653 along the Roanoke and Chowan rivers. Albermaine county formed in 1662 under Governor Wm Drummond. The note shifts to unrelated statements about South Africa defense, gold, a North Dakota wildflower, St Andrews University, California peaks, and Army milk ration in 1933.
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The Hejaz and Mecca Medina Islam Holy Cities
Facts from the era describe the Hejaz as central to Islam with Medina housing the Mosque of the Prophet and Mahomet’s tomb dated 632 while Mecca is his birthplace. It notes Mexico’s early republics and Austro‑French rule, and cites the rise and fall of Maximilian’s regime. It also records the start of the African slave trade in 1481 and the transport of over 9 million Africans by 1777.
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