... teloi that at the time the European was blown up at Aipinwall the Caribbean was lying at a wharf '1Scby. So terrible was the effect of the explosion 'hat the appearance of the Caribbean after the ?? was that of a wreck. Her bulwarks were tr,'ied in and ...

... French masters, the slaves generally were treated with a brutality the moral effects of which endure to the present mon ?? Caribbean Confederatin. By C. Salmon. Mas BANCeoro ON ' PoLLY EcOLES,tI love Polly for the innate fine qualities of her nature; her ...

... United States N tional Academy, Professor Agassi2 presented an interestin recort on dredging operations carried on in the Caribbean Sea during the past year. He had, he said, verified a theory held by him for some time regarding the necessity and utility ...