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... from 12.000 14,000 feet abovu sea-letei. With its arms spanned a sixth part of the circumference of our globe, from the Caribbean to Cape Horn, thus bordering the Pacific side of South America with a titanic barrier. The height of its passes forbade the ...
... account. The author concludes with a few remarks about the position of St. Thomas in proximity to several entrances into the Caribbean sea, and about its position on the line of traffic to the Isthmus. ...
... It gives details for the whole of the Atlantic which is included between the Equator and lat. 60 deg. N., and from the Caribbean Sea on the one hand to Africa on the other, and it draws in by an inset map the Mediterranean. It is an excellent epitome ...
... Governor of Barbados, where there is no Golden Stool for him to trouble his head about. Sir Frederick is no stranger to the Caribbean, for he served for many years in British Guiana before going out to the Gold Coast. Idc is well known in Barbados, where ...
... thousand to fourteen thousand feet above sealevsJL With Its arms it spans a sixth part the etreumferenoeof our globe, from the Caribbean Sea to Cape Horn, thus bordering the Pacific side Sooth America with titanic barrier. The height of ita passes forbids the ...
... order to accomplish the salvation of our oldest, and in many respects most closely-associated, Colonies in and bounding the Caribbean Sea. And all who knowand who does not?—the character of the principal of the firm named will appreciate the significance ...
... and terraces, find that far back 1502 Columbus oestowed on place that visited in the State of Panama on the coast ot the Caribbean Sea. The little town of Puerto Belloe or Porto Belle, with its fine natural harbour, which suggested the name to the great ...
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... Canefield road a little touch, and succeeded in lAnnching the bridges they erected over the route Into the deep waters of the Caribbean, and embedding hundreds of barrels of lime and cement and some iron girders for certain other bridges deep down into the ...
... 42 59 N, 68 15 W 28 45 N. 6831 W 29 N, 70 W 3m frill Smith Pt Lt Gulf of Mexico :- 20 m SE by EiE of B Pass Lt Caribbean ilea :- 10 3 N, 82 27 W North Pacific :- 37 32 N, 124 30 W Part of wrek(l3/11 Feb. 5 3mNWof Pt Reyes Wrckg, /cc (8/1) ...
... regions would be avoided. The possible drawbacks to be encountered would be the navigation of the West India Islands and the Caribbean Sea, and the necessarily narrow entrances to the proposed waterway, not forgetting the trouble and serious inconvenience ...
... problems to be solved in the West Indies besides those which arise in Jamaica. But as the oldest colony of England in the Caribbean and one of the largest—it is the largest of the British Antilles and, though British Guiana has a much larger territory, ...