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... Lieutenant Bi.ioh, in his Cabin) AN ACCOUNT of the MUTINY on Board the Ship BOUNTY, on their pafl'age from Otaheite, wth bread frUit-trees: containing a d: tail of the treacherous and favage con- duct of tlie natives of Tofoa towards the Unfortunate crew ; ...
... Lieutenant Biigh, in his Cabin An ACCOUNT of the MUTINY on Board the Shi BOUNTY, On their Paflage from Otaheite, with Bread Fruit Trees : Containing a Detail of the treacherous and favage Conduct of the Natives of ‘lofoa, towards the unfortunate Crew; their ...
... Lieutenant Bagh, in his cabin,) An Account of the MUTINY on Board the Ship BOUNTY, On their paffage from Otaheite, with Bread Fruit Trees. Containing a detail of the ravage and treacherous condud of the natives a Tofoa tovkaids the unfortunate Crew; their ...
... of the Bounty, with the bread fruit trees, has never been properly ftated to the public. It is a lofs of the heavieft kind, and ought to be remedied with the greateft poffible Speed. Captain Cook fpeaks of the bread fruit trees in the following terms : ...
... BF.rAr--sP.inT TRFFa The failure of the expedition of the Bounty with the bread-fruit trees, has never been properly dated to the public. It is a lofs of the heavieit kind, and ought to be re- medied with the gicattil poliible fpetd. Captain do-, fpettks ...
... BREAD FRUIT-TREE. The failure of the expedition of the Bounty, with the bread-fruit-trees, has never been properly Hated to the public. It is a lofs of the heavieft kind, and ought to be reme ■ died with the greatell poflible fpted. Captain Cook fpeaks ...
... expedition of the Bjttnty, with the bread fruit-trees, has oerer been properly (fated to the piinlic. It lofs of the beaeielt kind, and ought to be remedied with thegreateft poflihle fpeedt Capr. Cook fpeaks of the bread-fruit trees in the following term* : a ...
... expedition theßounty, wiih the bread fruit-trees, has never been properly dated the public. It is a lofs of the hcaviefl kind, and ought to be remedied with the grcated poffible fpeed. Captain Cook fpeaks of the bread-fruit-trees in the following terms : ...
... of the expedition of the 800 l I the bread-fruit trees, has never been propel ■ tt» the public It is a lofi ol the heavieii I ought to be remedied with the gn iteft pofli Capt. Cook, ijse.s'is ofthe bread-fruit trees ii lowing terras : If a mars plants ...
... the hands of Lord Spencer. The failure of the expedition of the Bounty with the bread- fruit trees is a lol's to the heaviell kind. Capt. Cook l'pcaks of the bread-fruit tree* in the following tcfnis ; If ;i man plants ten of them in his life-time, which ...
... of the Bounty, with the bread-fruit trees, has never been properly ftated to the piblic. It is a lofs of the heavieft kind, and ought to Captain be remedied with the greatett poflible fpeed. Cook {peaks of the bread-fruit trees in the following terms: ...
... naked, in order to be carried to South Arrietica to the mines. The failifrie of (he expeditions of the Bounty, with the bread fruit trees, has never been properly ftated to the public. It is lofs of the heaviell kind, and ought to be remedied with the greeted ...