Add to ORKGPublished anonymously.Mode of access: Internet.Includes: The opportunity; or, Reasons for an immediate alliance with St. Domingo. 1804. 156 p.Also available on microfilm in: Sc Micro R-6337
In the 1700s, French colonies in the Caribbean produced massive amounts of sugar cane for shipment e...
The arrival of Europeans in the Caribbean brought about irreversible demographic change. Decimated b...
The realization that agricultural resource exploitation offered attractive prospects for profits res...
Includes publishers list.Attributed to James Stephen--National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.Inclu...
A study of the British West Indian colonies, including British Guiana, but excluding British Hondura...
The federation of the British West Indian colonies, which was long considered desirable by colonial ...
Issued for 1924.Bibliography: p. ix-xii.St. Christophers, Nevis, and Barbados.--The voyage of Sir He...
This essay examines the condition of the British West India Sugar Industry at the end of the ninetee...
The "General description of the Bahama islands" is a reprint of chapters V-XVI of McKinnen's "Tour t...
The West India interest began to lobby on behalf of the Caribbean sugar trade during the late eighte...
Includes publisher's list."The history of the British colonies was originally published in 1793, 2v....
Binder's title: Papers re. the slave population in W. Indies, etc.Mode of access: Internet
Resumen La reintegración de Santo Domingo a la Monarquía española tuvo serias dificultades que amena...
Extract from Quarterly Review, 1866, pages 221-259. Discussion of Papers relating to the affairs of ...
The "General description of the Bahama islands" is a reprint of chapters V-XVI of McKinnen's "Tour t...
In the 1700s, French colonies in the Caribbean produced massive amounts of sugar cane for shipment e...
The arrival of Europeans in the Caribbean brought about irreversible demographic change. Decimated b...
The realization that agricultural resource exploitation offered attractive prospects for profits res...
Includes publishers list.Attributed to James Stephen--National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.Inclu...
A study of the British West Indian colonies, including British Guiana, but excluding British Hondura...
The federation of the British West Indian colonies, which was long considered desirable by colonial ...
Issued for 1924.Bibliography: p. ix-xii.St. Christophers, Nevis, and Barbados.--The voyage of Sir He...
This essay examines the condition of the British West India Sugar Industry at the end of the ninetee...
The "General description of the Bahama islands" is a reprint of chapters V-XVI of McKinnen's "Tour t...
The West India interest began to lobby on behalf of the Caribbean sugar trade during the late eighte...
Includes publisher's list."The history of the British colonies was originally published in 1793, 2v....
Binder's title: Papers re. the slave population in W. Indies, etc.Mode of access: Internet
Resumen La reintegración de Santo Domingo a la Monarquía española tuvo serias dificultades que amena...
Extract from Quarterly Review, 1866, pages 221-259. Discussion of Papers relating to the affairs of ...
The "General description of the Bahama islands" is a reprint of chapters V-XVI of McKinnen's "Tour t...
In the 1700s, French colonies in the Caribbean produced massive amounts of sugar cane for shipment e...
The arrival of Europeans in the Caribbean brought about irreversible demographic change. Decimated b...
The realization that agricultural resource exploitation offered attractive prospects for profits res...