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Page 260
... necessary to prohibit trading up in Essequibo for some time . And such has been the case with all those who have taken their discharge during the twelve years I have been in the Colony . It is therefore requisite that those coming from ...
... necessary to prohibit trading up in Essequibo for some time . And such has been the case with all those who have taken their discharge during the twelve years I have been in the Colony . It is therefore requisite that those coming from ...
Page 267
... necessary for the welfare and prosperity of the colonies than union and harmony - concordia res parvae crescunt1 . ART . 4 . It is necessary that the limits of the Company's territory should be known , in order successfully to oppose ...
... necessary for the welfare and prosperity of the colonies than union and harmony - concordia res parvae crescunt1 . ART . 4 . It is necessary that the limits of the Company's territory should be known , in order successfully to oppose ...
Page 309
... necessary precautions . The same evening I was present at a meeting of the Commander and burgher - officers of Demerara , at which it was resolved to furnish at once the necessary slaves for the construction as speedily as possible of a ...
... necessary precautions . The same evening I was present at a meeting of the Commander and burgher - officers of Demerara , at which it was resolved to furnish at once the necessary slaves for the construction as speedily as possible of a ...
Contents
CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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