... upon { he stokers . M . Denis Gaibcrt , member for Martini qce , snpported - ! 3 i 8 precious spwiel , and added that fee Caribbean . Sea iras • East becoming an Anglo-SaaDn lafcc- Pram'e slionid , therdors ; ' not risk l osing Martinique aod ( 3 u » delupe ...

... demanded that an inquiry should h e he'd t° fi x *^ c responsibilities. M. Denis Colbert, member for Martinique, said the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo- Saxon lake. France should, therefore, not risk {osing Martinique and Guadeloupe by bad ? ...

... blamedI the ?? ~ii *t sr~upom te strikers. ?? *r i~ l-aibert; menibee fd~ t-ique, supported j reoins sP;;er, and that the Caribbean __ Was: brit beoming ia Anglo-Sa~on lake. France ~ dtb~efoe, ot rsk o~ig 3artirnique and .¢j ii i baidi niniin tio, These ...

... troops in firing upon the strikers. M, Dennis Guibert, for Martinique,' supported the previous speaker, and added that the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo-Saxon Lake. France should, therefore, not risk losing Martinique and Guadeluke by bad adm ...

... firing upon the istrikers. 3%L Penis Guibert, member for Martinique. S d supported the previous speaker, and added thit the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo- Saxon lake. France should therefore not risk ( t losing Martinique and Guadeloupe by bad ...

... disturbances in Martinique. ami blamed conduct the troops in firinjt upon the strikers. SI. Guibert, member for Martinique, the Caribbean Ski fast becoming Anglo-Saxon France should, therefore, not risk le.- : Martinique Guadelupe l>y bad administration. M. Peerais ...

... iroopa ta Bring upon striker*. M. Denis Gnibert, member for Martinique, •upported the previous speaker, acd added that the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming Anglo-Saxon lake. France ahould therefore not losing Martinique and Gnudrtoupe by bad adminiatration ...

... troops firing upon tha strikers. M. Denis Guibert, membsr (or Martinique, supported the previous speaker, and added that tbs Caribbean Sea was fsst becoming Anglo-Saxon lake. France should, therefore, net risk losing Martinique sad Guadeluke by bad administration ...

... in firing upon ho strikers. M. Denis Guibert, member for Martinique, sup- ported the previous speaker, and added that the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo-Saxon lake: France should therefore not risk losing Mar- tinique and Guadeloupe by bad ad ...

... dieing the sere* sad blear* the troop is firing upon the Lamm Gather. member for Martini, es. fbe previous speaker, sad Caribbean See was fast becosimg of Salm take. Frame should, thendeee. net risk keine Martinique sad Guadeloupe be had adedaistration ...

... the healthiest and one of the loveliest of the chain of islands to which it belongs. It was originally inhabited by the Caribbean Indians. An English settlement was made in 1639, but the French preceded the English by four. years.. After various cliangea ...

... in firing upon the strikers. M. Denis Guibert, member for Martinique , supported the Previous speaker, and added that the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo-Saxon lake. France should, therefore, not risk losing Martinique and Guadeloupe by bad ad ...