...which coloured 1 " A more peculiar and unmixed character," wrote Mr. William Tudor in this very year, " arising from its homogeneous population, will be found...beautiful country, among a hospitable people, where be will find only simple, unobtrusive pleasures, with a high degree of moral and intellectual refinement,...

...which coloured 1 "A more peculiar and unmixed character," wrote Mr. William Tudor in this very year, " arising from its homogeneous population, will be found...ostentatious and expensive luxury, but a great deal of cheerfnl, frank hospitality, and easy social intercourse. In short, if a man can limit his wishes to...

...which colored * " A more peculiar and unmixed character," wrote Mr. William Tudor in this very year, " arising from its homogeneous population, will be found...attractions of ostentatious and expensive luxury, but a grent deal of cheerful, frank hospitality, and easy social intercourse. In short, if a man can limit...