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In the seventeenth century, the promise of land ownership--a new beginning--enticed many immigrants to leave Europe, the West Indies and even New England and brave the harsh conditions of frontier life in Carolina. The stories of these intrepid colonists are elusive, as few records of their daily lives have survived the more than three hundred years of history that separate the present-day inhabitants of South Carolina from their forebears. Featuring a compilation of abstracts pulled from the record book of the Register of the Province of South Carolina from 1675 to 1696, this book sheds light on the lives of these early colonists. Published here for the first time, these entries provide an in-depth look at a variety of Carolina's oldest records: indentures from the Lords Proprietors, letters of attorney, partnerships, and early land records that include grants and deeds to lots in Charles Towne. Continuing their exhaustive and meticulous research in this second volume, editors Susan Baldwin Bates and Harriott Cheves Leland offer historians, researchers, scholars and family genealogists an exciting and essential means of more completely understanding the early culture, life and history of the land that became South Carolina.

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The CR-8S is an exceptionally durable cardioid earworn microphone ideal for producing performance grade audio quality that is typically only experienced using a larger format microphone. A cardioid headset microphone will pick up one focused sound from one direction compared to an omni that picks up from several directions.Cardioid Earset PlacementThe CR-8S is a great choice when you need a cardioid earworn microphone to pick up sounds predominately from one direction. No need to force the earset microphone in front of the mouth either - it is designed to rest at the corner of the mouth to maintain its low-profile appearance.Cardioid Earset Boom FlexibilityThis earworn microphone features our renowned "Unbreakable Boom" bendable to 360 Degree without breakage. Because of its pickup pattern, this cardioid earworn microphone is well suited for high noise environments and live productions. The CR-8S earworn microphone can be worn either over the left or right ear, or as a dual earset microphone option giving users four (4) ways to wear it.

The CO-8WL (low sensitivity) Waterproof Lavalier Microphone has a low-profile of merely 4mm in diameter, but it embodies all the high performance characteristics you might expect from a larger format microphone.Miniature Lavalier at Only 4mmThe sign of a good miniature lavalier microphone is no sign at all! Small and discreet, their low-profile nature is what broadcasters and performers love the most. Gently tucked behind a button or hidden in a hairline, miniature lavalier microphones are the most unobtrusive technology on stage or on camera.IP 57 Waterproof RatedBehind a button, or hiding in the hairline, this lavalier microphone is ideal for applications requiring complete camouflaging. Of particular note is that the CO-8WL lavalier mic is IP 57 waterproof rated against water, sweat and makeup-conditions that are commonly harmful to microphones. This little lavalier delivers big results currently on Broadway and off-Broadway productions including Hamilton, Ain't Too Proud, Hairspray, Hello Dolly! and more!

The CR-8D is a cardioid dual ear headset microphone ideal in applications when there is more than one mic being used in close proximity, in live performances, and in some recording situations where feedback may be an issue. A cardioid headset microphone will pick up one focused sound from one direction compared to an omni that picks up from several directions.Precise Microphone PlacementA unique benefit of the CR-8D headset microphone is that the capsule is especially miniaturized and there is no need to force the mic directly in front of the mouth. The boom of this headset microphone can sit comfortably and effectively at the corner of the mouth for an unobtrusive appearance. Built with our robust "Unbreakable Boom" bendable to 360 Degree , the boom length is adjustable as are the earhooks to convert for left or right ear wearing.

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The CR-8L Cardioid Lavalier Microphone is a miniature microphone designed with a tight pick-up pattern to address feedback concerns. The microphone has an extremely small format of a mere 4mm in diameter, and a surprising capability to handle up to 135 dB max SPL.Excellent IsolationThe CR-8L cardioid lavalier microphone is one of the best choices for amplification in high volume situations where gain before feedback is a problem. The results you get from the miniature size of this cardioid lavalier are more than you would expect!Small Mic with a Big SoundThe CR-8L lavalier microphone has an extremely small format of a mere 4mm in diameter, and a surprising capability to handle up to 135 dB max SPL.

EMBRACE microphones are custom-fit on-ear lavalier mic solutions for TV and film, theatre, corporate and other applications where the microphone is ideally camouflaged, yet still maintain consistent placement from the mouth even with head movement. The EO-8WL (low sensitivity) for strong vocalsThe Modern Ear RigAn On-Ear Lavalier with Staying PowerDeployed for decades in musical theater, "ear rigs" are handcrafted to hide the microphone from the audience-but can take up to 30 minutes to custom build. EMBRACE is a lavalier mic and headset mounted option in one. It completely obliterates the painstaking and unsafe task of using sharp tools to assemble homemade ear rigs.Now even the talent themselves can self-mic and master the art of customizing and concealing their ear rig microphone in mere seconds. EMBRACE Microphones are available in beige, brown, or black color for easy blending to hair or skin tone.Transform Your On-Ear Mic to be 'More Discreet' or to get 'More Gain'EMBRACE lets you bend, shape and trim for a precise custom-fitted ear rig style microphone in seconds. The patented mounting system with its "all-in-one" approach allows you to use it in different configurations: a lapel lavalier, a hairline mic, or an on-ear "ear rig". EMBRACE Microphones completely obliterate the painstaking and unsafe task of using sharp tools to assemble homemade microphone ear rigs. So now, a quick method of concealing mics is in your reach!

EMBRACE microphones are custom-fit on-ear lavalier mic solutions for TV and film, theatre, corporate and other applications where the microphone is ideally camouflaged, yet still maintain consistent placement from the mouth even with head movement. The EO-8WL (low sensitivity) for strong vocalsThe Modern Ear RigAn On-Ear Lavalier with Staying PowerDeployed for decades in musical theater, "ear rigs" are handcrafted to hide the microphone from the audience-but can take up to 30 minutes to custom build. EMBRACE is a lavalier mic and headset mounted option in one. It completely obliterates the painstaking and unsafe task of using sharp tools to assemble homemade ear rigs.Now even the talent themselves can self-mic and master the art of customizing and concealing their ear rig microphone in mere seconds. EMBRACE Microphones are available in beige, brown, or black color for easy blending to hair or skin tone.Transform Your On-Ear Mic to be 'More Discreet' or to get 'More Gain'EMBRACE lets you bend, shape and trim for a precise custom-fitted ear rig style microphone in seconds. The patented mounting system with its "all-in-one" approach allows you to use it in different configurations: a lapel lavalier, a hairline mic, or an on-ear "ear rig". EMBRACE Microphones completely obliterate the painstaking and unsafe task of using sharp tools to assemble homemade microphone ear rigs. So now, a quick method of concealing mics is in your reach!

The greatest textile manufacturing centre in America used to be, not Lowell, Massachusetts, but Philadelphia, where in 1880 over eight hundred textile firms employed over fifty thousand workers producing fabrics, carpets, yarns, and knit-goods of every description. Proprietary Capitalism presents a careful reconstruction of the rise of textile capitalism in the Quaker City, whose distinguishing features were immigrant family firms, flexible strategies for production, and an emphasis on skill, quality, and market responsiveness. The small and middle-sized firms in Philadelphia, far from being displaced by corporate competitors, proved durable, functioning through networks of linked specializations, with spinning, weaving, dyeing, and finishing often performed in separate establishments. Proprietary Capitalism documents the development of a fully realized alternative to the corporate style of mass production that brought fame to New England's mill cities. This book presents a strong challenge for a rethinking of the role of 'small business' in the saga of American industrial development.

The CO-8WS features our "Unbreakable Boom" and is a highly durable omnidirectional earworn microphone constructed to suit the most demanding commercial and professional applications. It adapts well to almost all miking situations where environmental noise is low to moderate.Our Boom Bends 360 Degree The CO-8WS has an upgraded design that includes our renowned "Unbreakable Boom" bendable to 360 Degree, a performance boost to 136 dB max SPL, IP 57 waterproof protection against water, sweat and makeup; and replaceable X-Connectors for wireless compatibility on the spot. This earworn microphone can be worn either over the left or right ear, or as a dual earset microphone option giving users four (4) ways to wear it.The CO-8WS omnidirectional earset microphone is extremely easy to place to achieve optimal performance, especially in high gain situations. There are no tonal complications and the pickup remains constant regardless of head movement. The CO-8WS earworn or earset style microphone can be adjusted to fit any speaker or performer. The CO-8WS is our best earset microphone for all your professional mic'ing needs.

The settlers that inhabited South Carolina in the second half of the seventeenth century led lives that few in the Palmetto State today could recognize. Their land sat on the margin of a vast, largely unexplored continent, and the events and transactions that figured prominently in their daily lives reflect a frontier milieu that is both fascinating and historically significant. This book--a compilation of abstracts from the record book kept by the Secretary of the Province of South Carolina from 1675 to 1695--is an intriguing look into the inner workings of the fledgling colony. Family relationships, marriages, surnames, and the death dates of many colonists are made available to a wide audience for the first time here. Included is information illuminating the lives and social histories of masters, servants, slaves, Indians and women. Estate records, ships' manifests, inventories, apprenticeships and indentures are all represented. This primary-source material will be a boon for genealogists and historians, and a treasure for descendants and other readers alike. Editors Harriot Cheves Leland and Susan Baldwin Bates, through their exhaustive research, impart a bevy of genealogical data that will help to shed light on the history of many lines and families. Nowhere else can readers find such a wealth of information and insight into the personal lives of the first settlers of what would become South Carolina.

The CO-8WD is a fully integrated dual ear headset microphone providing you with absolute confidence in fitting and microphone placement. The omnidirectional pattern assures ease in fitting with a natural vocal sound well suited in low to moderate noise environments. Its circular pick up pattern adapts exceptionally to a wide array of miking applications.CO-8WD Headset wins BEST MICROPHONE!The CO-8WD headset microphone was the chosen winner based on a two-part evaluation of the product's attributes, design, and functionality; and also its impact and benefits to the church market.The headset is one-of-a-kind with its unique ability to reverse for left or right ear wearing. The headset ear hooks fold flat so it is compact and well protected in storage and travel. Choose the CO-8WD headset microphone if you need a high performance, but low-profile miniature mic. The CO-8WD omnidirectional headset microphone is popular for theatrical performers, live audio professionals and broadcasters alike.Hell Never Sounded this Good!Point Source Audio headset and lavalier microphones were selected by sound designer Robert Kaplowitz for the heated performances in the folk opera "Hadestown" by celebrated singer-songwriter Anais Mitchell. "Hadestown" follows Orpheus' mythical quest to overcome Hades and regain the favor of his one true love, Eurydice. Damon Daunno and Nabiyah Be sing "Wedding Song" wearing PSA headset microphones.

The greatest textile manufacturing centre in America used to be, not Lowell, Massachusetts, but Philadelphia, where in 1880 over eight hundred textile firms employed over fifty thousand workers producing fabrics, carpets, yarns, and knit-goods of every description. Proprietary Capitalism presents a careful reconstruction of the rise of textile capitalism in the Quaker City, whose distinguishing features were immigrant family firms, flexible strategies for production, and an emphasis on skill, quality, and market responsiveness. The small and middle-sized firms in Philadelphia, far from being displaced by corporate competitors, proved durable, functioning through networks of linked specializations, with spinning, weaving, dyeing, and finishing often performed in separate establishments. Proprietary Capitalism documents the development of a fully realized alternative to the corporate style of mass production that brought fame to New England's mill cities. This book presents a strong challenge for a rethinking of the role of 'small business' in the saga of American industrial development.

As early as 1677, lots were being laid out on Oyster Point, the site of present-day Charleston. By 1680, the town boasted about one hundred houses, a thriving port and the seat of government in Carolina. Its citizens included landed gentry, shopkeepers, indentured servants, slaves and boatloads of refugees seeking religious and political freedom. This is the story of the voyage of the "First Fleet" of colonists, the settlement of Charles Towne at Albemarle Point, the settlement of James Island and the move across the Ashley River to the present site of Charleston. This volume contains abstracts of the Charles Towne lot measurements made by the Surveyors General of the Province from 1678 to 1698. The names of settlers and their occupations are given, as well as descriptions of the houses, buildings and lots of the town. Histories of many of the first lots provide rich genealogical material about the early settlers. Previously unpublished maps of Charles Towne from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, as well as modern renditions, give a fresh interpretation of the colonial town and its growth. Transcribed, compiled and edited by two award-winning editors, Proprietary Records of South Carolina continues the standard of excellence set in the first two publications of this series.

This book examines in what ways and how far medieval churches were treated as items of property. It ranges over most of Western Europe, from beginnings in the late Roman Empire and post-Roman kingdoms, into the Carolingian empire and its neighbours and successor states; and through the Gregorian reform, up to the late twelfth century when property in churches was patchily superseded by the canon-law right of patronage. The approach is as much social and religious as legal and administrative, and explores ideas and assumptions as well as practical exploitation and property dealings.

This book examines in what ways and how far medieval churches were treated as items of property. It ranges over most of Western Europe, from beginnings in the late Roman Empire and post-Roman kingdoms, into the Carolingian empire and its neighbours and successor states; and through the Gregorian reform, up to the late twelfth century when property in churches was patchily superseded by the canon-law right of patronage. The approach is as much social and religious as legal and administrative, and explores ideas and assumptions as well as practical exploitation and property dealings.