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Cartouche: "Ager Abredoniensis, The Territory or Freedom of New Aberdeen: Together with the nearest places Adjacent about it."

Parson Gordons Map of 1661 – Freedom Land[1]

Cartographer.James Gordon of Rothiemay.[2]
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