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Page 40
... some foreign language and depend on the national pronunciation . Wherever in the Introduction a citation is being made , even indirectly , from the author the forms he uses are preserved . Further , it has in some cases seemed desirable ...
... some foreign language and depend on the national pronunciation . Wherever in the Introduction a citation is being made , even indirectly , from the author the forms he uses are preserved . Further , it has in some cases seemed desirable ...
Page 122
... some came to my Chirurgion to haue their wounds dreffed during our aboad there . And they The Span- plainely confeffed that they are verie much molested2 iards much by the Charibes , and knew not how by any meanes to the Charibes ...
... some came to my Chirurgion to haue their wounds dreffed during our aboad there . And they The Span- plainely confeffed that they are verie much molested2 iards much by the Charibes , and knew not how by any meanes to the Charibes ...
Page 169
... some ground for suggesting that some of the others are due to a confusion with other parts of Fisher's narrative : particularly when Arrennee and Arretowennee are compared with " a town called Aretonenne3 " : where information is so ...
... some ground for suggesting that some of the others are due to a confusion with other parts of Fisher's narrative : particularly when Arrennee and Arretowennee are compared with " a town called Aretonenne3 " : where information is so ...
Contents
Preface page vii | 1 |
The Country the Natives and | 15 |
Harcourts Scheme of Colonisation | 28 |
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aboue Aduenturers againſt Alegranza alſo Amazones amongſt Arawaks Arrawary Arwac Arwaccas beaſt becauſe beſt British Guiana called Captaine cauſe Chareeb Charibes Country daies iourney defire Dict diſcouery diuers Dutch edition England English Essequibo euery faid fame feuerall fhall fide firſt fiſh Fisher fiue fome fuch giue greateſt Hakluyt Society hath haue hauing honour houſes Indians Indies infra inhabited Iſlands land likewiſe Marrawini Michael Harcourt moſt names Nation obferue Orinoco ouer passage perfons Plantation pleaſed preſent prouifions Prouince Purchas purpoſe raios Raleigh reaſon Rich Richard Schomburgk riuer river Robert Harcourt Robert Schomburgk Schomb Schomburgk Selinama settlement ſhall ſhippes ſhips Signiories ſmall ſome ſpace Spaniards Stanton Harcourt ſtill ſtore ſuch Sunne supra Tatton themfelues thence thereof theſe thoſe Towne tribes vnder vnto voyage vpon vſe Weft Wiapoco Yaios yeeres