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Page 112
... Natives , yet " It should , at the same time , be clearly understood that on future occasions any instance of Injustice or wanton Cruelty towards the Natives will be punished with the utmost severity of the Law " ; And His Majesty ...
... Natives , yet " It should , at the same time , be clearly understood that on future occasions any instance of Injustice or wanton Cruelty towards the Natives will be punished with the utmost severity of the Law " ; And His Majesty ...
Page 135
... Natives , however , this has not been sufficient to deter the latter from the most ungrateful and Treacherous Conduct at the Moment they have been on the most Friendly Terms with the Settlers , Two recent instances of which I cannot ...
... Natives , however , this has not been sufficient to deter the latter from the most ungrateful and Treacherous Conduct at the Moment they have been on the most Friendly Terms with the Settlers , Two recent instances of which I cannot ...
Page 505
... natives would not allow Mrs. F. to go with either of them , and left her alone upon a sandy beach the whole of that day ; and the next morning a number of old women came down to the beach , with some children - they gave Mrs. F. to ...
... natives would not allow Mrs. F. to go with either of them , and left her alone upon a sandy beach the whole of that day ; and the next morning a number of old women came down to the beach , with some children - they gave Mrs. F. to ...
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