Littell's Living Age, Volume 33Living Age Company Incorporated, 1852 |
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Page 56
... leave to return home and consult the body of their people . The next day , the unhappy men , foreseeing the sorrows that menaced them , offered to swear allegiance unconditionally . The transfer of this colony from French to English ...
... leave to return home and consult the body of their people . The next day , the unhappy men , foreseeing the sorrows that menaced them , offered to swear allegiance unconditionally . The transfer of this colony from French to English ...
Page 71
... leave to step forward and the other negroes hoisted away , and the serpent shoot it . This seems to have roused the ... leaves and rubbish of the trees . So well covered was it that some time elapsed before the captain could perceive its ...
... leave to step forward and the other negroes hoisted away , and the serpent shoot it . This seems to have roused the ... leaves and rubbish of the trees . So well covered was it that some time elapsed before the captain could perceive its ...
Page 353
... leave it for our readers to consider the many points of our own present situation as to which important instruction may and should be drawn from the period embraced in this review . They cannot fail to see how many of the old ...
... leave it for our readers to consider the many points of our own present situation as to which important instruction may and should be drawn from the period embraced in this review . They cannot fail to see how many of the old ...
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