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Page 163
... Spoors ' administrative powers ( see pp . 201 , 234 and 369 ) that very evidence evinces a total absence of good fellowship and even of good understanding between the two , and this was more pronounced as time went on ( see p . 633 ) ...
... Spoors ' administrative powers ( see pp . 201 , 234 and 369 ) that very evidence evinces a total absence of good fellowship and even of good understanding between the two , and this was more pronounced as time went on ( see p . 633 ) ...
Page 565
... Spoors ' charge ( see Spoors ' own words ut supra ) , as he had often been wont to do , and set out for Demerara with the announced intention of awaiting there his discharge ( see p . 544 ) , which he confidently expected to receive at ...
... Spoors ' charge ( see Spoors ' own words ut supra ) , as he had often been wont to do , and set out for Demerara with the announced intention of awaiting there his discharge ( see p . 544 ) , which he confidently expected to receive at ...
Page 633
... Spoors ' long service , from 1742 to the time of his discharge , I never received any complaints . I do know that during the last years of his career he some- times let the work get into arrears , for the books had to be brought to me ...
... Spoors ' long service , from 1742 to the time of his discharge , I never received any complaints . I do know that during the last years of his career he some- times let the work get into arrears , for the books had to be brought to me ...
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CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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