American Biography, Брой 161Harper & Brothers, 1846 |
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... * Introduction , p . 329 , 333 . + Cited by Edwards in his History of the W. Indies , vol . i . , p . 109 . Decad . i . , book ii . , chap . vii . the Island of Guadaloupe , " found a piece of 52 PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
... * Introduction , p . 329 , 333 . + Cited by Edwards in his History of the W. Indies , vol . i . , p . 109 . Decad . i . , book ii . , chap . vii . the Island of Guadaloupe , " found a piece of 52 PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
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... Indies ; for it must have passed through a multitude of islands and rocks , and , without a miracle , could scarcely have come entire from so great a distance in such foul seas . But the difficulty is farther in- creased by considering ...
... Indies ; for it must have passed through a multitude of islands and rocks , and , without a miracle , could scarcely have come entire from so great a distance in such foul seas . But the difficulty is farther in- creased by considering ...
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... to believe * De orbe novo , Decad . iii . , chap i . + Edwards's Hist . West Indies , vol . i . , p . 110 . Hist . America , vol . i . , p . 151 . that a country so extensive formed a part of some PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION 55.
... to believe * De orbe novo , Decad . iii . , chap i . + Edwards's Hist . West Indies , vol . i . , p . 110 . Hist . America , vol . i . , p . 151 . that a country so extensive formed a part of some PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION 55.
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... lately revived by Bryan Edwards , * a well - in- formed merchant of the Island of Jamaica . * Hist . W. Indies , vol . i . , p . 103 , 4to . He extends the argument no farther than to the Charaibe 56 PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
... lately revived by Bryan Edwards , * a well - in- formed merchant of the Island of Jamaica . * Hist . W. Indies , vol . i . , p . 103 , 4to . He extends the argument no farther than to the Charaibe 56 PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
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... a well - informed merchant of the Island of Jamaica . a > He extends the argument no farther than to the. * Hist . W. Indies , vol . i . , p . 103 , 4to . in the service of Henry VII . of England , 56 PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
... a well - informed merchant of the Island of Jamaica . a > He extends the argument no farther than to the. * Hist . W. Indies , vol . i . , p . 103 , 4to . in the service of Henry VII . of England , 56 PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
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