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... European civilisation,” As the glnrions pageant of the past unrolls before us, it is in truth easy to perceive that the Caribbean is one of the strongest links in the world chain. Mostof the islandswerediseoveredand named by Columbus. The Mother Colony ...
... South America sinks from lfft. to 20ft., causing ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters of the Caribbean Sen into the Gulf of Mexico. and raise the latter to a height of more than Mt. above the sea leveL ...
... South America sinks from 121 t. to tOft., causing ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters of the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico. and raise the latter to s height of more than Mt. above the see level. ...
... csptnred it in It is the largest of the British West Indies, and next to Cubs and H•yyti tha largest of all the islands in the Caribbean. So mountainous is it that when Columbus was asked by Queen Isabelle deecribe its features, he task a piece of pawr in his ...
... Jamaica, and the old MERCHANTS OF THE TRONGATE in Glasgow must often have made bonnie penny in the ventures in.tjae golden Caribbean. But to-day everything is changed, and comparatively few indeed are the young Scotsmen who make their way to Jamaica s beautiful ...
... in 1655 It is the largest of the British West Indies, and next to Cuba and Hayti tlie largest of all the islands in the Caribbean. S ...
... Before he died, however, he told the lad the story of a meat treasure he had buried in one of the many islands which stud the Caribbean sea and, what was more to the point, gave into his custody papers indicating the precise spot where the gold was to be found ...
... he died, however, he told the lad the story of a great treasure he had buried in one of the many islands which stud the Caribbean Sea Land, what was more to the point, gave into his custody papers indicating the t where e tb t it e g irorm wa a s ti to ...
... ever frightened ** Yes; I have been badly scared several times. first real fright was off the island of Demerara, in the Caribbean Sea. I was employed raise the cargo of a sunken vessel, and worked for four weeks on the job. When called upon to accept ...