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Columbus State University Collection (MC 5)
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Columbus, Georgia

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F. Clason Kyle Collection (MC 86)
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Columbus, Georgia

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Columbus State University Collection (MC 5)
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Columbus, Georgia

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by A. Liberati in Classic Cornet solos with Piano Accompaniment, co/1881]]>
pour Saxhorn ou Cornet a Pistons avec Accompagnement de Piano, by J.B. Arban]]> Goetchius Family Collection (MC 292)]]>
Goetchius Family collection (MC 292)
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Historic Phenix City Photos Collection (SMC 152)
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Columbus State University Collection (MC 5)
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Columbus, Georgia

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Columbus State University Collection (MC 5)
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In both his 1720 and 1729 maps, Moll trumpeted the military triumphs of the Charlestonians against the Spanish and the Indians. Both maps note the location of St. Maria de Palxy, a Spanish Apalachee Indian mission, destroyed by the English in 1705. Moll noted the contributions of Captain Thomas Nairn to his 1720 map; he had served as a commander in the raid against the Apalachees before being killed by the Yamassee in 1715. In 1720 Moll notes the victories of the English against the Indians in 1712 and 1716.

Moll’s information about Captain Nairn and warfare on the frontier might well have come from the contacts Moll developed at Jonathan’s coffee house in London that was frequented by well-known literati and adventurers, including pirates.]]>