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The planters were crowded aboard the vessels which had been captured at the islands and sent back to England , dispersing of us soe that wee never all mett togeather againe . ” Five hostages were retained for St. Christophers and four ...
The planters were crowded aboard the vessels which had been captured at the islands and sent back to England , dispersing of us soe that wee never all mett togeather againe . ” Five hostages were retained for St. Christophers and four ...
Page lxix
1 For some time after this the colony made headway , thanks chiefly to the vigorous support of Sir Olive Leigh in England , who in the autumn of 1605 sent the Phænix back to the Oyapok laden with provisions and commodities for trade ...
1 For some time after this the colony made headway , thanks chiefly to the vigorous support of Sir Olive Leigh in England , who in the autumn of 1605 sent the Phænix back to the Oyapok laden with provisions and commodities for trade ...
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Wines are transported hither out of ffrance , Spaine , and the maderas , beere out of England , and Holland . Hogs , heere are some store , as alsoe , turkies and ducks , all which thrive exceeding well especially hoggs flesh , which ...
Wines are transported hither out of ffrance , Spaine , and the maderas , beere out of England , and Holland . Hogs , heere are some store , as alsoe , turkies and ducks , all which thrive exceeding well especially hoggs flesh , which ...
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Contents
BIBLIOGRAPHY | ix |
I ST CHRISTOPHERS NEVIS AND BARBADOS | 1 |
ii Narrative of the First Settlement of St Chris | 18 |
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