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... island , in supposing that the four districts , whence the canoes came , had supplied all the men for them , and that all the other dis- tricts in the island were capable of contributing in nearly the same proportion . The two ...
... island , in supposing that the four districts , whence the canoes came , had supplied all the men for them , and that all the other dis- tricts in the island were capable of contributing in nearly the same proportion . The two ...
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... Islands , they were under considerable apprehensions from the people of Feegee . At present , this island bears an unrivalled sovereignty over the whole groupe , Feejee not excepted : -which now paid tri bute to Tongataboo on certain ...
... Islands , they were under considerable apprehensions from the people of Feegee . At present , this island bears an unrivalled sovereignty over the whole groupe , Feejee not excepted : -which now paid tri bute to Tongataboo on certain ...
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... island we should discover . To this request consent was given . ' About ten leagues farther westward , they fell in with other small islands ; and a great number of canoes coming to the ship , Andrew took leave of his shipmates , went ...
... island we should discover . To this request consent was given . ' About ten leagues farther westward , they fell in with other small islands ; and a great number of canoes coming to the ship , Andrew took leave of his shipmates , went ...
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