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... trade through the natives ' . In 1679 the Pomeroon , which for fourteen years had practically been abandoned , again began to attract attention , and a trading agent was stationed there for a time . An interesting passage in the records ...
... trade through the natives ' . In 1679 the Pomeroon , which for fourteen years had practically been abandoned , again began to attract attention , and a trading agent was stationed there for a time . An interesting passage in the records ...
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Hakluyt Society. resort , namely , that these are only bad trade guns , is far from satisfactory , for not only are good ones sometimes found among the trade guns , but this dealing has already brought about this result , that the great ...
Hakluyt Society. resort , namely , that these are only bad trade guns , is far from satisfactory , for not only are good ones sometimes found among the trade guns , but this dealing has already brought about this result , that the great ...
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... trade in , 1680 , 19 ; slaves desert thither , 1744 , 65 ; Dutch fishery hampered , 1746 , 225 , 226 ; Dutch cattle trade , 1748 , 240 ; negotiations with Commandant , 233 : 1752 , 287 ; suspicious Spanish movements , 1754 , 305 ; Dutch ...
... trade in , 1680 , 19 ; slaves desert thither , 1744 , 65 ; Dutch fishery hampered , 1746 , 225 , 226 ; Dutch cattle trade , 1748 , 240 ; negotiations with Commandant , 233 : 1752 , 287 ; suspicious Spanish movements , 1754 , 305 ; Dutch ...
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CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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