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... CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES.. Fronde long ago eapreams.l that all was loot in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire was concerned, and that it only remained to beg the United States to pick ui• the pieces.' Yr. Archibald Colguleoun recognises au ...
... CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES.. Fronde long ago expressed fears that all was lost in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire was concerned, and that it only remained to beg the United States to pick up est:deem. Mr. Archibald Colquhoun recognises an ...
... ing the real anther the scheme, advocated the New York Herald, for joint British and American inameum-». to held in the Caribbean Sea. iVrhaps the bent onteonic of the •'Herald's” *u»estion would l»e in the nature of the proposal which was made Portsmouth ...
... has annexed Ayes Island, and has hoisted the British flag there. Ares Island is a small barren islet in the east of the Caribbean Sea, 140 miles west of Dominica. A telegram from St. Vincent states that a party or men from WM. cruiser Tribune, under the ...
... imagination. The power of a great idea, a great conception, is quite beyond the limitatious of mere statistics. As regar.s the Caribbean, the question is a crucial one. We must turn over a new leaf or be willing to lose ear power in the Nem with which I meal ...
... IDILDIR AND CONT1•01'0111 rea aL& sr ISPAIIII AND ALrlil4rlolB. PUNTING. Ihisiemmi X.. 173. E. G. L MARE * C°- è Dzaginues. CARIBBEAN LOAD AND !HAIM &RADIX°. Iry Oka& al Basis te Tasarnowa 452. ...
... have certain dread of the development power, who detest the idea of holding anv positions outside the two Americas and the Caribbean Sea, and who, speak plainly, look with apprehension on any policy which is not a little humdrum. They do not, they say, distrust ...
... re of the Leeward lir Coartenay Kuollys reaches full grnenior's fin' the first time, although at various periods in hie Caribbean career he hag /administered Barbados*, et. Lucia, Orenada, and , Trinidad, in which latter colony be he. been Coita-1 nial ...
... dread the development Presidential power, who detest the idea of holding any positions cutside the two Americas and the Caribbean Sea, and who, to meak plmnly, look h acorehension on any policy which not a little humdrum. They do not, they say, Mr Roosevelt ...
... flee, and are conquered falling down helplessly entangled in the nies4cs of the net. The supply of them. especially in the Caribbean Sea, and around the Wert India islands, seems to be inexhaustible. and the demand for their bodies is conimensurata with ...
... has annexed Ares Island, and has hoisted the British flag there. Ayes Island is a small barren islet in the east of the Caribbean Bea, 140 miles west of Dominica. A telegram from St. Vincent states that a party of men from H.K. cruiser Tribune, under ...
... CANADA AND THE WEST moms. Fronde long ago expremed fears that all was lost in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire was concerned, and that it only remained to beg the United States to pick up the pieces. blr. Archibald CoNohow' recognises an inspiring ...