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Page 88
... Berbice . The actual force of this revolt was confined to a colony for which Storm was in no sense responsible . But danger to Berbice bred danger to Demerara and Essequibo ; so Storm disposed of the whole of his force to help Berbice ...
... Berbice . The actual force of this revolt was confined to a colony for which Storm was in no sense responsible . But danger to Berbice bred danger to Demerara and Essequibo ; so Storm disposed of the whole of his force to help Berbice ...
Page 242
... Berbice , by means whereof one can , at a very moderate expense , perfect it so as to be able to go on horseback and with loads from Fort Nassau , in Berbice , as far as Peru - I have made more than half of it . The Spaniards who dwell ...
... Berbice , by means whereof one can , at a very moderate expense , perfect it so as to be able to go on horseback and with loads from Fort Nassau , in Berbice , as far as Peru - I have made more than half of it . The Spaniards who dwell ...
Page 416
... Berbice at that period . " The story of the revolt that van Hoogen- heim had feared is sufficiently set out for our purpose in Storm's despatches . Berbice was not so far off Essequibo — a matter of 85 miles overland , 115 by sea - but ...
... Berbice at that period . " The story of the revolt that van Hoogen- heim had feared is sufficiently set out for our purpose in Storm's despatches . Berbice was not so far off Essequibo — a matter of 85 miles overland , 115 by sea - but ...
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CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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