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New Light on the Roanoke Colony: A Preliminary Examination of a Stone Found in Chowan County, North Carolina
Haywood J., Jr. Pearce, 1938. The Journal of Southern History 4(2), 148-163.
The Emory historian's case that the first Dare Stone, brought to Emory in November 1937, is a genuine message from Eleanor White Dare.
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The claim for the first Dare Stone.
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Pearce, H. J. J. (1938). New Light on the Roanoke Colony: A Preliminary Examination of a Stone Found in Chowan County, North Carolina. The Journal of Southern History 4(2), 148-163. https://dsi.appstate.edu/node/1793
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Pearce, Haywood J., Jr.. “New Light on the Roanoke Colony: A Preliminary Examination of a Stone Found in Chowan County, North Carolina.” The Journal of Southern History 4(2), 148-163 (1938).