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Page 118
... island , makes a pretty appearance in enter- ing . The houses being constructed of a white free - stone , have a peculiarly neat aspect , very different from what we had hitherto seen in this quarter of the globe . It has been ...
... island , makes a pretty appearance in enter- ing . The houses being constructed of a white free - stone , have a peculiarly neat aspect , very different from what we had hitherto seen in this quarter of the globe . It has been ...
Page 183
... island on which the Apostle was shipwrecked . The latter island lay out of Paul's track ; it does not harbour serpents ; nor , in the time of the Romans , could its inhabitants be represented as barbarians . The history of the Order ...
... island on which the Apostle was shipwrecked . The latter island lay out of Paul's track ; it does not harbour serpents ; nor , in the time of the Romans , could its inhabitants be represented as barbarians . The history of the Order ...
Page 397
... island , and a man of independent fortune . In the year 1791 he was appoint- ed Superintendant - General over the whole of the Maroon Towns in the island , with the rank of Major , and his son appointed to act under him in Trelawney ...
... island , and a man of independent fortune . In the year 1791 he was appoint- ed Superintendant - General over the whole of the Maroon Towns in the island , with the rank of Major , and his son appointed to act under him in Trelawney ...
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