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Page 244
... reply from him in very courteous terms , wherein he replies to everything very circumstantially and sensibly , and declares himself to be ready for the observance of good neighbourship , and to be willing to contribute thereto by ...
... reply from him in very courteous terms , wherein he replies to everything very circumstantially and sensibly , and declares himself to be ready for the observance of good neighbourship , and to be willing to contribute thereto by ...
Page 545
... reply that they have bows and arrows with which to answer . The fortification of these two Posts , Cuyuni and Moruka , becoming a matter of greater necessity every day ( there being , indeed , periculum in mora ) , I hope that some good ...
... reply that they have bows and arrows with which to answer . The fortification of these two Posts , Cuyuni and Moruka , becoming a matter of greater necessity every day ( there being , indeed , periculum in mora ) , I hope that some good ...
Page 687
... reply , 545 , 546 ; more French sent , 1768 , 569 ; Frenchmen desert , 586 , 587 ; rein- forcements promised , 1769 , 606 ; no . garrison to oppose rebels , 1772 , 665 . Millikin ( James ) Essequibo planter , 1762 , 399 . Mines ...
... reply , 545 , 546 ; more French sent , 1768 , 569 ; Frenchmen desert , 586 , 587 ; rein- forcements promised , 1769 , 606 ; no . garrison to oppose rebels , 1772 , 665 . Millikin ( James ) Essequibo planter , 1762 , 399 . Mines ...
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CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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