<<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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• <<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.
  Dahkki: Clark, James d. 1819
  Almmustuhtton: (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.
  Almmustuhtton: (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.
  Dahkki: Blane, Gilbert Sir 1749-1834
  Almmustuhtton: (1782)
• References to the plan of the island of Dominica, as surveyed from the year 1765 to 1773; by John Byres, Chief Surveyor.
  Dahkki: Byres, John
  Almmustuhtton: (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
  Almmustuhtton: (1621)