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Page 237
... measures should consist in the importation of slaves , of whom there is a great dearth and without whom nothing can ... measure of experience , much patience and moderation are required properly to command a newly established colony like ...
... measures should consist in the importation of slaves , of whom there is a great dearth and without whom nothing can ... measure of experience , much patience and moderation are required properly to command a newly established colony like ...
Page 694
... measures taken against in- vasion , 309 : and further measures of defence , 311 , 313-315 ; receives alarmist report , 315 ; proclamations to burgher - officers , 319-325 ; still uneasy regarding invasion , 325 ; purchases ammunition ...
... measures taken against in- vasion , 309 : and further measures of defence , 311 , 313-315 ; receives alarmist report , 315 ; proclamations to burgher - officers , 319-325 ; still uneasy regarding invasion , 325 ; purchases ammunition ...
Page 695
... measures to prevent desertion , 554 ; blames colonists for negligence , ib .; deplores his helplessness against desertion , 556 ; changes postholder of Arinda , 557 ; his action as Fiscal , 560 ; takes measures against Berbice rebels ...
... measures to prevent desertion , 554 ; blames colonists for negligence , ib .; deplores his helplessness against desertion , 556 ; changes postholder of Arinda , 557 ; his action as Fiscal , 560 ; takes measures against Berbice rebels ...
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CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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