Chronological History of the West Indies, 3±ÇLongman, Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green, 1827 |
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... prisoners was Balla's From an opposite mountain a sharp firing was kept up on Mr. Richardson's party ; whose presence of mind , in calling out the names of the different commanding officers directing them to the right or left , made ...
... prisoners was Balla's From an opposite mountain a sharp firing was kept up on Mr. Richardson's party ; whose presence of mind , in calling out the names of the different commanding officers directing them to the right or left , made ...
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... prisoners , many were killed , the rest fled to the mountains . and his brothers took refuge in the Spanish territories . Ogé The white people breathed nothing but vengeance against the Mulattoes , the whole body of whom expected to be ...
... prisoners , many were killed , the rest fled to the mountains . and his brothers took refuge in the Spanish territories . Ogé The white people breathed nothing but vengeance against the Mulattoes , the whole body of whom expected to be ...
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... prisoners to France . In May , the claim of the free Mulattoes was brought forward by the Abbé Gregoire in the national assembly , who , on the 15th of that month , enacted , " that the people of colour resident in the French colonies ...
... prisoners to France . In May , the claim of the free Mulattoes was brought forward by the Abbé Gregoire in the national assembly , who , on the 15th of that month , enacted , " that the people of colour resident in the French colonies ...
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... prisoners . M. Touzard , with a detachment , strengthened by a party of seamen , marched to attack a body of about 4000 of the rebel Negroes , at the plantation of a M. Latour . Many were destroyed ; but their numbers increased in a ...
... prisoners . M. Touzard , with a detachment , strengthened by a party of seamen , marched to attack a body of about 4000 of the rebel Negroes , at the plantation of a M. Latour . Many were destroyed ; but their numbers increased in a ...
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... prisoners . Every refinement in cruelty that the most depraved imagination could suggest was prac- tised on these wretched men . One of the Mulatto leaders was among the number . The victors placed him on an elevated seat in a cart ...
... prisoners . Every refinement in cruelty that the most depraved imagination could suggest was prac- tised on these wretched men . One of the Mulatto leaders was among the number . The victors placed him on an elevated seat in a cart ...
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