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Page 243
... further examination of the matter , and we also wish to give it a little further thought before we come to a resolution thereupon . We have found in it some points which would tend to make it attractive , but it also contains various ...
... further examination of the matter , and we also wish to give it a little further thought before we come to a resolution thereupon . We have found in it some points which would tend to make it attractive , but it also contains various ...
Page 429
... further made clear to me that these words had created an im- pression , inasmuch as all that I had personally done for the improvement of the plantations , such as their removal further down , their digging over , and other matters too ...
... further made clear to me that these words had created an im- pression , inasmuch as all that I had personally done for the improvement of the plantations , such as their removal further down , their digging over , and other matters too ...
Page 522
... further into the interior , managed to find some means not only to rid him- self of his chains , but to come down through Orinoco , and to bring with him two negroes from Angostura , where the Governor lives . The fellow , seems to be ...
... further into the interior , managed to find some means not only to rid him- self of his chains , but to come down through Orinoco , and to bring with him two negroes from Angostura , where the Governor lives . The fellow , seems to be ...
Contents
CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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