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Between 1664-1667, Barbadians led by John Vassall and Puritans from Massachusetts established plantations stretching as far as 60 miles along what was then called the Charles River, until neglect by the Lords Proprietors, distractions on the world stage, and a competing settlement doomed the efforts of the hundreds of souls who worked to build the first English outpost below the Albemarle. This is their story.

In this collection of stories from "Coastal Chronicles" magazine, Fryar presents 27 true, factually accurate tales of the historic North Carolina coast. (U.S. History)