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... brought by the ship which came first was the lila mbalavu or ' wasting sickness , ' that brought by the second was the thokandra or ' dysentery . ' He also gives some other clues which help to determine the date of the coming of these ...
... brought by the ship which came first was the lila mbalavu or ' wasting sickness , ' that brought by the second was the thokandra or ' dysentery . ' He also gives some other clues which help to determine the date of the coming of these ...
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... brought to the Colony by the " King " George " and the " Elizabeth , " the " Jenny " paying £ 45 , and the " Eliza " £ 23 . 10s . od . , export duty on this2 . But the sandalwood question was only one of Bligh's difficulties . More ...
... brought to the Colony by the " King " George " and the " Elizabeth , " the " Jenny " paying £ 45 , and the " Eliza " £ 23 . 10s . od . , export duty on this2 . But the sandalwood question was only one of Bligh's difficulties . More ...
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... brought very little to sell . We are now living upon a small quantity of rice we brought with us from Huaheine , but which will soon be expended , and it is probable we shall be in want . We therefore made application to the American ...
... brought very little to sell . We are now living upon a small quantity of rice we brought with us from Huaheine , but which will soon be expended , and it is probable we shall be in want . We therefore made application to the American ...
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JOURNAL of WILLIAM LOCKERBY 18089 I86 | 86 |
JOURNAL of the MISSIONARIES put ashore from | 117 |
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