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... Ibis kiinh than the academicians have reported. Columbiaia bounded the north the proyinre Coats Rica in Gualimala and the Caribbean Sea; tbe Mat by the Atlantic and British Guiana ; on the south by Porlugnrae Guiana, the river Maranon and Pent; and the ...
... Holborn. The APPENDIX may be had separate, price Is. This Day is Published by WILKINSON, 125, 14'enchtuch-street, AMAP of' the CARIBBEAN ISLANDS being one of a General Atlas, consisting of Forty.two Maps, each on a sheet of elephant paper; price seven guineas ...
... and amongst every nation oa earth. Her flag waves respected in every sea, in every clime, and every port.— Studding the Caribbean Archipelago with her colonies, she North and South America, and compels both to look her with xcspect. Planted on Gibraltar ...
... globe, and amongst every nation on earth. Her dig waves respected in every sea, every climate, and every port. Studding tbe Caribbean Archipelago with her Colonies, aheseparates North and South America,and compels both t« look up her with respect. Planted ...
... consolidated, under one and the same commonwealth, the political existence of that immense country, which extends from the Caribbean sea to Peru, and from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean. At the present moment, not only does Spain no longer possess a ...
... globe, arid UmPngaf •very on tbh earth. ffiig Waves re-' •peeled in every sea, every dtnf»'te, iitd in port. Studding the Caribbean lagowith her Colonies, she tapathUs'Nnrtb South America, and compels both to Itak ip her with' respect. -Planted ’Gibraltar ...
... consolidated, under one and tbe same com- wouwealth, the political existence of that immense country, which extends from the Caribbean Sea to Pern, and from the Pacific lo the Atlantic Ocean. ■ At the present moment not only does Spain no longer pos- sess ...
... American Continentbefore old Ocean had driven its furious waves over the barrier, and formed the Gulph of Mexico, and the Caribbean and Honduras Seas, leaving behind a few elevated spots which defied his waste of waters. A crisi s seems to have arisen in ...
... American Continent_ before old Ocean had driven its furious waves over the barrier, and formed the Gulph of Mexico, and the Caribbean and Honduras Seas, leaving behind a few elevated spots which defied his waste of waters. crisis seems to have arisen in our ...
... countrymen in his fourth and last visit to the world which he had discovered. This vast commonwealth, extending front the Caribbean Sea to Pent, and from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean, embracing a territory nearly as large as all Europe, is inhabited ...
... YIT.od, 8w t Ch.t n:o d' Cr r i'inge t Organs, This Day is Published by WILKINSON. 125, Fenelituch-street, AMAP of the CARIBBEAN ISLANDS, being one of a General . Atlas, consisting of Forty.two Maps, each on a sheet.of elephant paper; price seven guineas ...
... and Fenn. Charing-cross; and Richardson, Cornhill. Day is l'ulnished by R. WILKINSON. 125, Fch enchur-street, AMAP of the CARIBBEAN ISLANDS, being one of a General Atlas. consisting of Forty two Maps, each on a sheet of elephant paper; price seven guineas ...