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... chief Ajuricaba ' ; but even taken by itself , it indicates the 1 See p . 187 . See pp . 414 and 464 . 3 It is remarkable that the records of the West India Company ( both in London and The Hague ) contain not a single mention , as far ...
... chief Ajuricaba ' ; but even taken by itself , it indicates the 1 See p . 187 . See pp . 414 and 464 . 3 It is remarkable that the records of the West India Company ( both in London and The Hague ) contain not a single mention , as far ...
Page 684
... chief comes down , 1810 , 109 ; accept con- ditions of British friendship , 110 ; in closer touch with government , III ; captains under British jurisdiction , 1816-1818 , ib .; settling near Pom- eroon and Moruca , 1817 , 118 ; de ...
... chief comes down , 1810 , 109 ; accept con- ditions of British friendship , 110 ; in closer touch with government , III ; captains under British jurisdiction , 1816-1818 , ib .; settling near Pom- eroon and Moruca , 1817 , 118 ; de ...
Page 698
... chief , 497 ; reports impending Indian conflict , 1766 , 505 ; en- deavours to reconcile Caribs and Akawois , 506 ; arranges for I. to attack rebels , 1768 , 564 ; receives reassurances from Carib chief , 574 ; anxious to remain neutral ...
... chief , 497 ; reports impending Indian conflict , 1766 , 505 ; en- deavours to reconcile Caribs and Akawois , 506 ; arranges for I. to attack rebels , 1768 , 564 ; receives reassurances from Carib chief , 574 ; anxious to remain neutral ...
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CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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