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... pain Mahan in his Interest of America in Sea Power, says • that the Caribbean Archipelago is the very domain of sea power. . . . In the Ouster of island fortresses of the Caribbean is one of the greatest of the new ' ,serve centres of the whole body ...
... (Continued) If there was a personality at the War Office as able and powerful as there is at the Admiralty our poliey in the Caribbean would have been conceived on different lines no But even then it would riot meet the case because our commercial strategy ...
... admit, very acceptable volume on the doings of Drake, Dtrtnpicr, and group of our lesser known earlv sea captjiins in the Caribbean Sea and in those latitudes generally. It could not well be written in better English; and it has cost an infinite deal of ...
... special privileges. Are we going to allow to become even as Puerto Rico ? It looks like it, as every step taken by us in the Caribbean , seems to be retrograde. But, as a rule, our attitude is a perfectly passive one. If we imagine that the expansiout of the ...
... AS SIIEER LIES. ON Sunday night last, the first special service in connection with the 4th Annual Session of the East Caribbean Conference of the 7th Day Adventists was held at the Prince's Building. There was a large attendance of members and many ...
... idea of a. grant in aid to the West Indie,l„ /Int it is not so shocking as the unbusinesslike methods of government in the Caribbean, for which we are largely responsible. The Colonies have no money for progressive undertakings, because it is spent in salaries ...
... 'on the outside of the earth's rind adds all the greater weight upon the roofs of the caverns, and the shocks felt in the Caribbean country recently were not improbably due to the collapse of the steamdrilled caves. Commonly earthquakes are contemporary ...
... a mino adventure and romance hardly to equalled any other phase history. The men who ale their meat a la toucans in the Caribbean sens, thus first earning their name buccaneers, were the forbears of the finest seamen in the world. The tale England’s first ...
... ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED IN DUBLIN. SOUND RELIABLE GOODS AT KEENEST CASH PRICES. Chapter KY.—Voyagers at the Caribbean. Well, they were off at Before them stretched the vast and mysterious sea, on whose bread bosom the navies of the world had ...
... would hardly have expected to , find among the lower classes of a small y island tucked away in the south-east corner of the Caribbean Sea. The youthful theorist, was one of the shining lights of the Seventh Day Adventist creel, who are at presen trunning ...
... ocean, impinges upon the Brazilian coast, where it divides. We now follow only the northern branch, which flows through the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, gathering -trength and momentum from the narrow passes through which it is forced by the body ...
... flashed in his mind 0 4 to whether in the pile of plunder not be some treasure-trove. The Spanish-American vagabonds of the Caribbean arc ever dreannng of striking it rich some fine day, since they have from infancy heard the most stupendous lies about Captain ...