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... from the relaxation of the tribal bond and the dispersion of tribes into a number of. broken groups like the Australians or Caribbean. 2. Exogamy may have sprung up within a tribe wherever a conquering race found itself. like the Aryans on their entrance ...
... about one hundred and ten miles long and from forty to fifty broad, has an outlet on one side by the river San Juan to the Caribbean Sea,and on its western side approaches so near to the Pacific that a cutting five miles in length would connect the lake ...
... 1890 is M. de Lesseps' latest conjecture. Doubtless it will be accomplished sonic day; .he waters of the Pacific and the Caribbean Sea will meet and mingle, and the shipping of the world will take advantage of the short cut from one ocean to the other ...
... redUced to cash 0 10. postage 0 4. Sir Edward seaward's Narrative of his Shipwreck, and Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean ries, with a detail of :oauy Interesting and extraordinary events in his Lite. by Miss Jake Porter, ditto, it.. 110, reduced ...
... the British Fleet if necessary. Turning to Cuban waters, a. glance at the map will show a group of islands surrounding the Caribbean Sea of which, with comparatively unimportant exceptions, tho whole belong to Great Britain and Spain ; if Cuba becomes an ...
... difficult of eiplt isatiou. There is in short atmospheric Gulf Stream, whose conrPe, beginning somewhere eastward of the Caribbean Sea, is nearly the same as that of the oceanic Gulf -Atreus, and this atmospheric stream is compose of an endless succession ...
... Liverpool. John Chins. South Shields. Tinto. Robert Lees. Tchersaya. Krishna. Cheshire. Tartar. Day Dream, War Eagle. 3, Caribbean. Per. Persia. 4, Pereadia. Broughton Hall. Georgiaso. Ara biota*. Choc, Alfred. Sea Horse. Glenn*. Pissearore, - Alide Akbar ...
... by force, but by actual community of laws and customs. lii Great Britain itself, in a large part nf North America, in the Caribbean Sea. the South Pacific Ocean, the same laws are administered, the same political institutions put in action, the same fashions ...
... Bahamas have never had the same geographical interest attached to them that has obtained in the other groups of the great Caribbean archipelago. They ant low and flat, possessing in some instances • tine growth of timber, but not exercising any appreciable ...
... with little hope of reaching the Antilles unreported, and even if they did the Americans are in such strong force in the Caribbean sea as to absolutely defy attack The Spaniards have mismanaged the war throughout, but one cannot suppose that the Minister ...
... these results as to temperature and specific gravities is that there exists all over the bottom of the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean Sea a stratum of cold water—cold siooe its temperature is below 50'. This is the conclusion to which Dr. Carpen• ter has ...
... fortification there as would interrupt the passage of vessels in the channel So it is on the Cuba side, where you go into the Caribbean Sea. It is utterly impracticable. Suppose we had the Moro Castle, and there were eight or ten 74-gun ships before it ; bow ...