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                  <text>This map was made by John Speed (1542 to 1629). The map was drawn horizontally with North to the right. Note the spelling Ocracoke - Okok and Roanoke - Roanoak. Oregon Inlet hadn't been formed yet, and Roanoak Inlet no longer exists. &#13;
From "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain", re-issue of John Speed's map.</text>
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