Works, Volumes 26-27Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 245
... grant me permission to come home by some vessel leaving here in the summer , since my health would not allow me to go over in winter . If the Almighty grant me a safe voyage I shall not stay longer than it may please YY . HH . , neither ...
... grant me permission to come home by some vessel leaving here in the summer , since my health would not allow me to go over in winter . If the Almighty grant me a safe voyage I shall not stay longer than it may please YY . HH . , neither ...
Page 285
... grant from them to open and search for a mine or mines in my plantation called " New Walcheren " now or at any time I may think proper rendering and paying one - fifth part of the net proceed from such mine to the Company . It will be ...
... grant from them to open and search for a mine or mines in my plantation called " New Walcheren " now or at any time I may think proper rendering and paying one - fifth part of the net proceed from such mine to the Company . It will be ...
Page 425
... grant it and to send another competent person in his place . The number of my years , increasing weakness and ail ... grant me in His service . Wherefore I take the liberty of begging YY . HH . most humbly and earnestly to be pleased ...
... grant it and to send another competent person in his place . The number of my years , increasing weakness and ail ... grant me in His service . Wherefore I take the liberty of begging YY . HH . most humbly and earnestly to be pleased ...
Contents
CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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