Narrative of a Five Years' Expedition Against the Revolted Negroes of Surinam: In Guiana on the Wild Coast of South America, from the Years 1772 to 1777 ...University of Massachusetts Press, 1972 - 480 pages |
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... rivers that belong to this settlement are the river Surinam , from which the colony takes its name , the Corantine , the Copename , the Seramica , and the Marawina . Of those rivers the first only is navigable , the rest , not excepting ...
... rivers that belong to this settlement are the river Surinam , from which the colony takes its name , the Corantine , the Copename , the Seramica , and the Marawina . Of those rivers the first only is navigable , the rest , not excepting ...
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... rivers for watering the ships . The water of the river Surinam is accounted the most excellent , and is brought by the sailors from as far as the Jew Savannah , which is above forty miles from the town of Paramaribo . The circumstance ...
... rivers for watering the ships . The water of the river Surinam is accounted the most excellent , and is brought by the sailors from as far as the Jew Savannah , which is above forty miles from the town of Paramaribo . The circumstance ...
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... river Surinam , where a fire- beacon or lighthouse is erected on the coast , to warn the ships bound for the river that they are past the mouth of the dangerous Marawina . This guard also fires a few guns , to apprize the colony when ...
... river Surinam , where a fire- beacon or lighthouse is erected on the coast , to warn the ships bound for the river that they are past the mouth of the dangerous Marawina . This guard also fires a few guns , to apprize the colony when ...
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