Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 186W. Blackwood, 1909 - England |
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... it entirely to the satisfaction of the Duke . Then followed some further years in England , until in 1875 , when he had abandoned all idea of further employment , he was offered and accepted , with 1909. ] 27 The Ambela Campaign .
... it entirely to the satisfaction of the Duke . Then followed some further years in England , until in 1875 , when he had abandoned all idea of further employment , he was offered and accepted , with 1909. ] 27 The Ambela Campaign .
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... England , " all of them known as pirates , and had made several piratical voyages from which they had returned with great wealth . " Then flourished , for a space , Captain William Kidd , who , more by luck than good guid- ance , has ...
... England , " all of them known as pirates , and had made several piratical voyages from which they had returned with great wealth . " Then flourished , for a space , Captain William Kidd , who , more by luck than good guid- ance , has ...
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... England . Pira- tical voyages were openly organised at Boston or at New York . They sailed to Malabar and the Red Sea . In those waters there were no royal ships to check them . Trade was largely conducted in " Moorish " vessels ...
... England . Pira- tical voyages were openly organised at Boston or at New York . They sailed to Malabar and the Red Sea . In those waters there were no royal ships to check them . Trade was largely conducted in " Moorish " vessels ...
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... England , and pratique was ing to New England with the obtained in the usual way . A captured goods . The partition purse was made up for the was made according to the Governor of New Providence- custom of the sea . To Avery £ 40 from ...
... England , and pratique was ing to New England with the obtained in the usual way . A captured goods . The partition purse was made up for the was made according to the Governor of New Providence- custom of the sea . To Avery £ 40 from ...
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... England , is a conti- nental equivalent for our own " Spanish treasure ” —a swindle which makes a periodical ap- pearance . The pirates who kept the sent him with a crew who better than he was . But the shipped " no pay no purchase ...
... England , is a conti- nental equivalent for our own " Spanish treasure ” —a swindle which makes a periodical ap- pearance . The pirates who kept the sent him with a crew who better than he was . But the shipped " no pay no purchase ...
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