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![Sloane (Hans) Voyace to Maperra, BarBapos, St. CHRISTOPHER’S. . . Natural History of Jamaica, &c., 1707-25—see under JAMAICA. 199 Soto (Don. F. de) Discovery and Conourest of TERRA FLORIDA, trans. by R. Hakluyt, edited by W. B. Rye, map (stamp on title), 8vo., cl., Hakluyt Soc., 1851 5 200 Southey (Capt. Thomas, &.N.) CurononoeicaL History of the West InpIEs, 3 vols, 8vo., boards, 1827 £1 4s 201 Spanish Depredations.—A CoLiection of OFrricIAL PAPERS in MANuSCRIPT dealing with SPANISH DEPREDATIONS in the W. INDIES and AMERICA, and Spain’s Attempt to monopolize the Commerce of the New World, about 150 pp., folio, 1729-38 412 These papers deal with a state of affairs which caused great indignation in this country. A full account will be found in Lecky’s ‘‘ England in the 18th Century,” Vol. I., ch. iii. The papers include the Evidences of Captains and Owners respecting the seizure of ship and the cruel treatment of the crews ; the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the petitions of divers merchants trading to the W. Indies and America, complaining of the depre- dations of the Spaniards, the Committee finds that the petitioners have proved their case. Papers from the Admiralty: being a précis of orders and instructions to officers in command in the W. Indies on steps to be taken to counteract the depredations and to institute reprisals. Copies and extracts of correspondence presented by Mr. Comptroller, including many from Sir Benj. Keene, British Plenipotentiary and Agent of the South Seas Company in Spain, to the D. of Newcastle, and to Spanish Ministers ; Details of Depredations and Seizures during 1735 to 1738; Copy of the Terms upon which Spain was prepared to conclude a Convention (from Don Sebastian de la Quadra, First Secretary of State to His Catholic Majesty, Jan., 1739), &e 202 Speilbergen (Joris Van) The East and West Inp1an Mirror, 1614-17: being an Account of his Voyage round the World, trans. by J. A. J. de Villiers, maps and illusts., 8vo., cl., Hakluyt Soc., 1906 10s 203 [Stephen (James)] The Crisis of the Sugar Conontks . . . the Objects and Probable Effects of the French Expedition to the West Indies, &c. (and) a Plan tor Settling Trinidad, 8vo., wrappers, 1802 15s 204 [St. John (Henry, Viscownt Bolingbroke)] The CRAFTSMAN EXTRAORDINARY : being Remarks on a late Pamphlet, entitled, ‘‘ Observations on the Conduct of Great Britain,” 8vo., boards, 1729 12s P. 2, On the Deri aiatiods Soutariteet by the Spaniards upon the Merchants in the West Indies. 205 Stoddard (Charles A.) Cruistnc among the CaripBEES: Summer Days in Winter Months, zlusts., 8vo., cl., 1895 6s 206 Stuart (Villiers) ApveNTuRES amidst the EquaTorRtaAL Forests and Rivers of S. America; also the West Indies (with) ‘‘ Jamaica Revisited,” maps - and tillusts., roy. 8vo., cl., 1891 7s 207 Sturge (J.) and T. Harvey.—The West Inprss in 1837... a Visit to Antigua, Montserrat, Barbados, Jamaica, &c,, 8vo., cl , 1838 10s The Author’s purpose was to examine the condition of the negroes of the islands SUGAR AND SUGAR TRADE. 208 Caines (Clement) Lerrers on the Cuntivation of the Orangrre CANE: Manufacture of Sugar and Rum, Saving of Molasses, Care and Preservation of Stock, &c. ; also a Speech on the Slave Trade, 8vo., hf. calf, 1801 £110s](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30483530_0018.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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