This collection of land warrants and surveys, originally published in 1911, provides a window into colonial South Carolina society and the process of granting land to settlers. The documents cover a range of topics, from disputes between settlers over land boundaries to the granting of land to political allies of the colonial authorities. Students of American colonial history will find this book to be a fascinating read.

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