...as a peaceful, contented, and progressive race. Habana was founded on its present site in 1519. It was totally destroyed in 1538 by French privateers,...Cuba until 1550, when it was moved to the city of Habana. The first governor of the island was Fernando de Soto, afterwards famous as an explorer. In...

...expenses of his regime, enrich his own purse, and then return to Spain to be the envy of the grandees. During the latter part of the Eighteenth and the early...and revolts were instituted, but were successfully put down by the Spaniards. The most important of these occurred in 1827-29, when Cuban refugees in...

...as I have shown, there is ample proof of the great improvement in the sanitary condition of London during the latter part of the eighteenth and the early part of the nineteenth centuries in the great and exceptional decrease of the general deatb-rale, and especially in the infant...

...as I have shown, there is ample proof of the great improvement in the sanitary condition of London during the latter part of the eighteenth and the early part of the nineteenth centuries in the great and exceptional decrease of the general death-rate, and especially in the infant...

...(mortality, 1,150), in Mobile in 1878, in Pensacola in 1882, in Savannah in 1876, in Charleston in 1871. During the latter part of the eighteenth and the early part of the present century several severe epidemics of yellow fever occurred in Xew York and in Philadelphia,...

...have had much to do with determining this line of development. ' The settling of the middle West in the latter part of the eighteenth and the early part of the nineteenth centuries was part and parcel of a rigid logic of events. As Mrs. Semple so clearly points out in her...

...as a peaceful, contented, and progressive race. Habana was founded on its present site in 1519. It was totally destroyed in 1538 by French privateers,...Cuba until 1550, when it was moved to the city of Habana. The first governor of the island was Fernando de Soto, afterwards famous as an explorer. In...

...postponements, Castle Garden was opened as a public aquarium. State Street, facing the Battery, dur- State ing the latter part of the eighteenth and the early part of the nineteenth century, was the fashionable quarter of the city, and on it were the homes of the wealthy. Several of the old...

...custom of buying and selling wives is only disappearing in the present century. In England, for example, during the latter part of the eighteenth and the early part of the nineteenth century a number of women were sold at public auction like other commodities.5 During all this period it was illegal, but...

...the non-conformist churches. But, my brethren, I am sure you cannot read the industrial history of the latter part of the eighteenth and the early part of the nineteenth centuries in your own most eminent English authorities, without feeling sure that the crisis of the...