<<The>> history of the island of Dominica. Containing a description of its situation, extent, climate, mountains, rivers, natural productions, &c. &c. Together with An Account of the Civil Government, Trade, Laws, Customs, and Manners of the Different Inhabitants of that Island. Its Conquest by the French, and Restoration to the British Dominions. By Thomas Atwood.

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Glavni autor:	Atwood, Thomas d. 1793
Format:	Elektronički e-knjiga
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	London : printed for J. Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Church-Yard, MDCCXCI. [1791].
Teme:	Dominica / Description and travel / Early works to 1800 Dominica / Foreign relations / France / Early works to 1800 Dominica / Foreign relations / Great Britain / Early works to 1800 Dominica / History / Early works to 1800 Dominica / Social life and customs / Early works to 1800 France / Foreign relations / Dominica / Early works to 1800 Great Britain / Foreign relations / Dominica / Early works to 1800 Natural history > Dominica > Early works to 1800 Slavery > Dominica > Early works to 1800
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<<A>> treatise on the yellow fever : as it appeared in the island of Dominica, in the years 1793-4-5-6: to which are added, Observations on the bilious remittent fever, on intermittents, dysentery, and some other west India diseases; also, The Chemical Analysis and Medical Properties of the hot mineral waters in the same Island. By James Clark, M.D. F.R.S.E. and fellow of the College of Physicians of Edinburgh.
od: Clark, James d. 1819
Izdano: (1797)

To the British public : and Particularly to those who are Interested in the welfare and prosperity of the West India Colonies; the following address in answer to a publication of the Board of Council of the Island of Dominica, is most humbly and dutifully inscribed.
Izdano: (1792)

Account of the battle between the British and French fleets in the West Indies, on the twelfth of April, 1782 : In a letter to Lord Dalrymple.
od: Blane, Gilbert Sir 1749-1834
Izdano: (1782)

References to the plan of the island of Dominica, as surveyed from the year 1765 to 1773; by John Byres, Chief Surveyor.
od: Byres, John
Izdano: (1777)

A notable and wonderfull sea-fight betweene two great and vvell-mounted Spanish shipps, and a small and not very well provyded English shipp. VVho par force vvas constreyned to enter into this conflict
Izdano: (1621)

<<An>> act intitled "An act for laying a tax on all wood land in this island : &c.&c.&c.
Izdano: (1772)

A Treatise on the Yellow Fever, as It Appeared in the Island of Dominica, in the Years 1793-4-5-6 : To Which Are Added, Observations on the Bilious Remittent Fever, on Intermittents, Dysentery, and Some Other West India Diseases /
od: Clark, James, -1819
Izdano: (1797)

<<A>> bill for opening and establishing certain ports in the islands of Jamaica and Dominica, for the more free importation and exportation of certain goods and merchandizes.
Izdano: (1766)

<<La>> Dominique prise par les François le 7 septembre 1778
Izdano: (1778)

Carte de la Dominique prise par les François le 7 septembre 1778 : avec le plan du débarquement, et de l'attaque des forts et batteries par les troupes et les frégates de Sa Majesté : dédiée a M. de Sartine ministre et secrétaire d'etat au département de la marine et des colonies
Izdano: (1778)

<<La>> Dominique prise par les François le 7 septembre 1778
Izdano: (1778)

<<A>> discourse concerning the confusion of languages at Babel : proving it to have been miraculous, from the essential difference between them, contrary to the opinion of Mons. Le Clerc, and others. With an enquiry into the primitive language, before that wonderful event. By the late learned William Wotton, D.D. Now first publish'd from his original manuscript.
od: Wotton, William 1666-1727
Izdano: (1730)

Recveil Des Traittez De Paix, Treves Et Nevtralité Entre Les Covronnes D'Espagne Et De France
Izdano: (1664)

<<A>> refutation of Mr. Pitt's alarming assertion, made on the last day of the last session of Parliament, "That unless the monarchy of France be restored, the monarchy of England will be lost for ever. : In a letter, addressed to the Right Hon. Thomas Skinner, lord mayor of the city of London. Contents: Brissot's reasons for recommending to France a war with England, as stated by him in presence of the writer, at a dinner party in Paris, 1792. Allied powers outwitting one another. Empress of Russia's secret policy respecting Poland, explained. Manners and conduct of the French soldiery, when not on duty, described. Allied powers, their present unhappy situations stated. A war against French atheism, considered as preposterous. British fisheries and agriculture, strongly recommended. The monarchy of England considered as perfectly secure, notwithstanding the French have established their republic. Peace recommended, at this time, as a measure on which the future prosperity of this country depends.
od: Observer fl. 1794
Izdano: (1794)

Lettre au sujet de mes traverses : Ecrite au mois de Novembre, 1741. De Londres en France, a une personne du premier rang, et du premier merite. Ou la lunette de la chambre obscure, en façon d'avent a l'annonce, faite en Janvier, 1741, dans la Gazette de France, du miraculeux, et anagrammatiquement designé le caressé docteur Naclaye.
Izdano: (1742)

<<The>> negotiations of Count d'Avaux : ambassador from his Most Christian Majesty to the States General of the United Provinces. Containing the steps taken by the Prince of Orange to ascend the throne of Great Britain; ... Translated from the French. In two volumes.
od: Avaux, Jean-Antoine de Mesmes comte d' 1640-1709
Izdano: (1754)

<<A>> letter to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Sutton, for disbanding the Irish regiments in the service of France and Spain. By Ch. Forman, gent.
od: Forman, Charles fl. 1728
Izdano: (1728)

<<A>> view of the conduct of the executive, in the foreign affairs of the United States : connected with the mission to the French Republic, during the years 1794, 5, & 6. By James Monroe, late minister plenipotentiary to the said Republic: illustrated by his correspondence and other authentic documents. Copy right secured according to law.
od: Monroe, James 1758-1831
Izdano: (1797)

Observations sur la contestation entre les Etats-Unis et la France : Adressées par Robert Goodloe Harper, Ecuyer, l'un des représentans au Congrés pour l'état de la Caroline méridionale, à ses commettans. En mai 1797. Traduit de l'Anglois.
od: Harper, Robert Goodloe 1765-1825
Izdano: (1798)

Letter from the secretary of state to Charles C. Pinckney, Esq : in answer to the complaints of the French minister against the government of the United States, contained in his notes to the secretary of state, dated the 27th of October, and 15th of November, 1796.
od: Pickering, Timothy 1745-1829
Izdano: (1797)

Peace : Reasons why terms of peace should be offered to the French nation. Addressed to the inhabitants of Great Britain, through the medium of their representatives in Parliament.
od: Raithby, John 1766-1826
Izdano: (1795)

Copie des articles preliminaires de paix : entre Sa Majesté Britannique, et le Roi Très Chrêtien, signés à Versailles, le 20 Janvier, 1783.
Izdano: (1783)

<<The>> question stated : as it respects peace & war.
Izdano: (1800)

<<A>> monsieur de Walpole, Ministre de sa majesté le Roy de la Grande Bretague, auprès de leurs Hautes Puissances les Estats Generaux des Provinces Unies.
od: Richardson, Richard agent
Izdano: (1715)

<<The>> authentic state papers which passed between Monsieur Chauvelin, Minister Plenipotentiary from France, and the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, from 12th May 1792, to 24th January 1793, and presented to the House of Commons, January 28th, 1793.
Izdano: (1793)

Ambo : the king and country; or the danger of French invasion repelled by British union. A letter addressed to all true antigallicans. With a comparative view of the population of Great Britain and France.
od: Bull, John Antigallicus
Izdano: (1796)

Antidote au Congrès de Rastadt, ou plan d'un nouvel équilibre politique en Europe, par l'auteur des Considération sur la France.
od: Pradt, Dufour de 1759-1837
Izdano: (1798)

<<An>> examination of the causes and conduct of the present war with France; and of the most effectual means of obtaining a Speedy, a Secure, and an Honourable peace: together with some observations on the late negotiations at Lisle.
od: Brown, William Laurence 1755-1830
Izdano: (1798)

<<The>> conduct of France towards Great Britain examined : With an appendix, and notes. By Mr. Miles.
od: Miles, William Augustus 1753?-1817
Izdano: (1793)

Motives for a peace with England. By an Old Sea Officer. Translated from the French.
od: Old Sea Officer
Izdano: (1757)

Britannia in mourning : Or, A review of the politicks and conduct of the court of Great Britain with regard to France, the ballance of power, and the true interest of these nations, from the restoration to the present times; and particularly since the accession of the illustrious house of H-r. And likewise a view of the present state of our liberties, and trade, compared with what they have been; and of the management of the present war with Spain: the whole concluding with a visionary prospect of the glories of Britannia in the reign of Queen Ann, and the present power of the House of Bourbon. In a dialogue between two ancient patriot Englishmen, commonly known by the names of Jest and Carnest.
od: Jest and Earnest
Izdano: (1742)

List of papers.
Izdano: (1800)

King and constitution. Countrymen, France has ever been the secret or avowed enemy of Great-Britain, and though she now assumes the form of liberty, yet her inward plan is to make our country as wretched as her own people.
Izdano: (1795)

Copie des articles preliminaires de paix : entre Sa Majesté Britannique, et le Roi D'Espagne, signés à Versailles, le 20 Janvier, 1783.
Izdano: (1783)

State papers relative to the negotiation for peace; containing the declaration of the court of Great Britain; the official correspondence between Lord Malmesbury and the Commissioners of the French Directory at Lisle; and His Majesty's speech on opening the present session: together with The Addresses of the Lords and Commons, and His Majesty's Most Gracious Answers.
Izdano: (1797)

Dunkirk or, Dover; or, The Queen's Honour, the nation's safety, the liberties of Europe, and the peace of the world, [A]ll at stake till that fort and port be totally demolish'd by the French. Answer'd paragraph by paragraph.
Izdano: (1713)

Motives for a peace with England : Addressed to the French ministry. By an old sea officer. Translated from the French. Containing a critical review of the present political sustem of the Court of France; shewing the dangerous consequences of reviving the antient spirit of the British nation, by a continuance of the present war; and proving the various advantages resulting from the superior policy of the French in times of peace, to be the most effectual basis for accomplishing their long meditated designs. In French and English.
od: Old Sea Officer
Izdano: (1757)

<<The>> arguments and considerations contained in the following address, are so peculiarly applicable to the present situation and circumstances of this Kingdom, that the committee in the city of Cork, appointed to receive voluntary contributions, for the defence of the country, think it their duty to communicate it to the public : Address to the inhabitants of Scotland, from the committee for conducting the voluntary contribution for the defence of the country.
Izdano: (1798)

Lettre des amis de la Société révolutionaire de Londres aux amis de la constitution française à Toulouse, imprimée par ordre de cette dernière Société, avec sa traduction.
Izdano: (1791)

Antidote au Congrès de Rastadt : ou plan d'un nouvel équilibre politique en Europe.
od: Pradt, Dufour de 1759-1837
Izdano: (1798)