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... violence exhibited by the mob on Saturday. Cuba is the largest of the West Indian islands, and lies between Florida and the Caribbean Sea. It is called the Pearl of the Antilles, and is the most important of all the Spanish colonial possessions. It is divided ...
... weeds which form the Sargasso are the shores of the West Indian Archipelago as well as the strtp of littoral washed by the Caribbean Sea and extending from Trinidad to Tumbler. The coast of the tutted States, between Florida and Cape Cod, also contributes ...
... Walker. She was schooner-rigged. FRIDAY, CUllerOUSta. 11,092.—BUCCANEERS OF THE SPANISH MAIN. The term buccaneer, from the Caribbean word toucan, Was first given to the French settlers in Hayti, whose business it was to hunt animals for their skins. The ...
... his dismal situation, and that Friday himself was a Carib. Surely he must have come from one of the islands enclosing the Caribbean Sea. Again, the dangerous eddy in which Crusoe on more than one unregion found himself was that caused by the draught and ...
... the wstare of two onesins. They captured a good Spanish galleon, and. after 'marooning the captain and crew on a solitary Caribbean quays they sailed the stolen camel to Havana, where they dirpored of a rich cargo of pearlsjailks, and merchandise. Tim result ...
... islands where men had been pot ashore to starve and die miserably: of pirates, of hum there have always been plenty in the Caribbean Sea store that 0(4,0 watt Pest dIAVOVeMI. Strange things dime sailors brought home with them: coral, pink mid hinter preserved ...
... admits ships into water the breakers cannot disturb. Chiefly is it a harbour of refuge against the dreaded norther of the Caribbean coast, and a vessel caught in one of these might run for it; but not likely, unless her papers were not presentable to the ...
... stables for the horses and mules that ns rry the plate the King of Spain, as well as private men, towards the North [the Caribbean] Sea, The ne ighbouring fields are full of fertile plantations, affording delicious prospects to the inhabitants all the ...
... of Fretiohmen landed on the same day the little island of St. liitt's (or St. Christopher)— one of the small Antilles or Caribbean Islands—and took preemie.' of it in the name of the two uationo. At dead of night they fell upon the uative Caribbee Indiane ...
... to state, faces the Pacific Ocean, on the opposite side of the Isthmus of Panama to Porto Bello, which looks towards the Caribbean Sea. Beiug well acquainted with the coast near Porto Bello, Morgan knew that it would be no easy matter to approach the city ...
... detribal material in which perfect reef - corals never occur. Of the corals five out of ten identified still live in the Caribbean Sea, one is clearly allied to a known species, and the other four are only known from Protease Duncan's description of fossil ...