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... , but labor unattainable . To remedy these difficulties , the gov- Photograph by Jacob Gayer ernment undertook the importation of coolie. 22 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE A Pictorial Jaunt Through Papua Illustrations CAPTAIN FRANK ...
... , but labor unattainable . To remedy these difficulties , the gov- Photograph by Jacob Gayer ernment undertook the importation of coolie. 22 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE A Pictorial Jaunt Through Papua Illustrations CAPTAIN FRANK ...
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... illustration , page 32 ) . In 1721 strenuous efforts were made by the Jamaican Government to establish a settlement there . Thirty acres for every white person were offered and five acres for every slave imported , provided some part of ...
... illustration , page 32 ) . In 1721 strenuous efforts were made by the Jamaican Government to establish a settlement there . Thirty acres for every white person were offered and five acres for every slave imported , provided some part of ...
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... illustration , page 35 ) . Making sure that his men would do nothing to violate the confidence of the Indians , Columbus soon established trade with them , and they brought him cassava , fish , and birds . His youthful son , Fer- nando ...
... illustration , page 35 ) . Making sure that his men would do nothing to violate the confidence of the Indians , Columbus soon established trade with them , and they brought him cassava , fish , and birds . His youthful son , Fer- nando ...
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... illustration , page 39 ) . finally made peace with the Cimarrons , and reservations were set aside for them in the area now called Trelawny and the Cockpit country . Later the blacks again rebelled , and this time 40 chaussers and a ...
... illustration , page 39 ) . finally made peace with the Cimarrons , and reservations were set aside for them in the area now called Trelawny and the Cockpit country . Later the blacks again rebelled , and this time 40 chaussers and a ...
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... or less class relation to the evolution of our own his- tory - all join hands in peopling every hour with healthful interest . T HE following eight illustrations are the first published natural- 44 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... or less class relation to the evolution of our own his- tory - all join hands in peopling every hour with healthful interest . T HE following eight illustrations are the first published natural- 44 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
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