Works, Volumes 26-27Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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Page 197
... ship we could receive some ore , so as to have it assayed here , this , in case of a good result , would stimulate us the more . " Already on 20 May , 1739 , Gelskerke and Storm , in their joint letter home , were able to report : " We ...
... ship we could receive some ore , so as to have it assayed here , this , in case of a good result , would stimulate us the more . " Already on 20 May , 1739 , Gelskerke and Storm , in their joint letter home , were able to report : " We ...
Page 421
... Ship of Eighteen Guns and two armed Brigantines , with Lieutenant Towers , and one hundred Marines and Sailors , that Cap Wheelock , of his Majestys ship Pembroke ( Admiral Rodney not being here ) was so kind as to send in the Ship ; In ...
... Ship of Eighteen Guns and two armed Brigantines , with Lieutenant Towers , and one hundred Marines and Sailors , that Cap Wheelock , of his Majestys ship Pembroke ( Admiral Rodney not being here ) was so kind as to send in the Ship ; In ...
Page 546
... ship a greater number of soldiers , having had trouble enough to find available ship - room for these few . By a subsequent ship we shall again try to send some good soldiers , and , as we informed you in our ample missive , to continue ...
... ship a greater number of soldiers , having had trouble enough to find available ship - room for these few . By a subsequent ship we shall again try to send some good soldiers , and , as we informed you in our ample missive , to continue ...
Contents
CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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