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...Max Havelaar: Or the Coffee Auctions of the Dutch Trading Company (Dutch: Max Havelaar, of de koffij-veilingen der Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij) is a culturally and socially significant 1860 novel by Multatuli (the pen name of Eduard Douwes Dekker) which was to pl...

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... with India -- Expeditions sent out by Menelaus and Neco -- The circumnavigation of Africa by the ancients -- Solomon's navy -- Discovery of the West Indies by Carthaginians -- Hamilcar's voyage to the North seas -- Wonderful lands and fountains -- Astounding adventures of Hanuo -- Weird sights on the shores of ancient Africa -- Witches and Snake charmers -- Among the merm...

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... Neco -- The circumnavigation of Africa by theancients -- Solomon's navy -- Discovery of the West Indies by Carthaginians -- Hamilcar's voyage to theN... ... 33-44 CHAPTER II.Visions of the past. -- Eastward and westward of human life -- The greatness... ...t come upout of the sea once every century -- Wandering islands -- The Phantom Ship -- The Flying Dutchman --The crimes for which he suffers -- In pur... ... Origin of the ghostly ship -- Real spectres of the sea -- Why the spectre ship wascommanded by a Dutchman -- Dying superstition ... ... -- A wonderful stratagem -- Execution oftwo Barons -- Marco Polo's return voyage -- Visit to the East Indies -- The Unicorn of Borneo -- Killingand e... ... wonderful stratagem -- Execution oftwo Barons -- Marco Polo's return voyage -- Visit to the East Indies -- The Unicorn of Borneo -- Killingand eating... ...tward -- Discoveries lead to conflicts -- The Pope apportions the world -- 'Discovery of the West Indies -- John Cabot discovers North America -- Voya... ...Da Gama is made a prisoner -- His arrest results to his advantage -- Surprising sights in the far east -- An exciting race after nativeswimmers -- Tor... ...ed by the captain. The commonlyaccepted version of the story is that given by Jal: An unbelieving Dutch captain, endeavoring to double CapeHorn agains...

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... 26 DMITRI MENDELEEV (1834 - 1907) Russian Chemist 26 FRIEDRICH A. KEKULE (1829 - 1896) German Organic Chemist 27 JACOBUS VAN’T HOFF (1852 - 1911) Dutch Physical Chemist 28 WILLIAM H. WOLLASTON (1766 - 1828) English Chemist and Physicist 28 EDWARD FRANKLAND (1825 - 1899) English Chemist 29 SVANTE A. ARRHENIUS (1859 - 1927) Swedish Chemist 29 FREDERICK SODDY (1877 - ...

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................ 27 XIJACOBUS VAN’T HOFF (1852 - 1911) Dutch Physical Chemist ............................... 28WILLIAM H. WOLLAST... ...OPES ............................. 154HANS LIPPERSHEY (1570 - 1619) German-Dutch Optician ..................................... 154ANTON VAN LEEUWENHO... ...................................... 154ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK (1632 - 1723) Dutch Microscopist......................... 155ROBERT HOOKE (1635 - 1703) E... ...n the Mesopotamia (regarded as the cradle ofcivilization in the Middle East) around the year 3000 B.C. also appear to indicatethat the fe... ...-ROMAN ERAwho received much of his education by travelling throughout the eastern provincesof the ROMAN EMPIRE. He even visited the famous m... ... to have come to EUROPE mostly fromCHINA, INDIA and the MIDDLE EAST and started to disappear during the 18thCentury.The most devast... ...EIR USES. In 1854, WALLACE travelled to the MALAY ARCHIPELAGO, or EAST INDIES(now SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA and INDONESIA) to expand his COLLECT...

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...ns behave in such a strange manner. This is an insight that I did have when I was reading the books written by the officials of the erstwhile English East India Company or by the British officials of British-India. They detail the social system, conventions, inhibitions, strictures, repulsions &c. Beyond that they have no more information of the social machinery. However, ...

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...ation 6. How the Bushmen were treated by the native tribes of Africa and by the Boers 7. Serpent worship 8. Irish Link 9. The invisible spirit of Dutch colonial endeavours 10. Islamic demeanour 11. Satanism in feudal languages 12. India overrunning England 13. Slavery in South Asia 14. Native English versus the Boers 15. Bushmen and the Boers 16. Shamanistic spi...

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... Serpent worship 8. Irish Link 9. The invisible spirit of Dutch colonial endeavours 10. Islamic demeanour 11. Sata... ...terested in. In fact, I wanted to view how the verbal codes of the Dutch language and those of pristine English confronted each other. ... ...en I wasreading the books written by the officials of the erstwhile English East IndiaCompany or by the British officials of British-India. They detai... ... and called " honing wijzer," the honey- guide, by the Hottentots and Dutch. As soon as a Bushman heard its well- known and alluring cry o... ... However, I have been informed that the Arab higher classes in the Middle East do keep a very non-tangible detachment from the feudal langu... ...yet their garrisons are but mean. They never made advantage of the Indies since they defended them. Observe this well. It has also b... ...ot due to anyconcerted Empire building programme on the part of the English East IndiaCompany, but rather because the French went on encouraging the n...

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...small dairy farm in the north of the Netherlands. He graduated in economics from the Free University in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. His career in the Dutch dairy industry included such posts as Chief of the Economic Department of the Federation of Dutch Dairy Co-operatives and the President of the Dutch Dairy Board, the central organisation of the Dutch dairy industry. He ...

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... from the Free University in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. His career in the Dutch dairy industry included such posts as Chief of the Economic Departmen... ...cluded such posts as Chief of the Economic Department of the Federation of Dutch Dairy Co- operatives and the President of the Dutch Dairy Board, the ... ...nd the President of the Dutch Dairy Board, the central organisation of the Dutch dairy industry. He has been an active participant in the Internationa... ...s more than 40 years’ experience of livestock systems research in West and eastern Africa. Amos Omore, a veterinary epidemiologist from Kenya, Steve S... ...ple’s Republic of China, worked with dairy extension officers in the north-east of Thailand and with officials of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheri... ...reland. In that country, milk quotas were sold from the sparsely populated East of the country to the far more densely populated West, purely for econ... ...580 days. Sahiwal animals have been exported to Sri Lanka, Kenya, the West Indies and many other Latin American countries. A new breed called Jamaica ... ...es such as, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, East Africa, West Indies, southern United States and Australia. These crossbreeding experimen... ...ly used product in India, and in much of Africa, the Americas and the West Indies. While wealthy consumers in poor countries regard milk as a basic fo...

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...histication of American strategic thinking during the tumultuous period from 1942 through 1948. The results of the planning shaped, in many ways, the East-West struggle for much of the second half of the twentieth century. Elliott Converse has performed a great and remarkable service by capturing the often confusing and chaotic essence of the base planning effort during t...

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...lly andpolitically. Germany was prostrate in its own rubble and dividedbetween East and West. Moreover, to a great many victims ofGerman aggression, t... ...d from 1942 through 1948. The results ofthe planning shaped, in many ways, the East-West struggle formuch of the second half of the twentieth century.... ... Force Academyand the Air War College, as an air intelligence officer in South-east Asia, as a strategic planner with the Joint Chiefs of Staff,and as... ...ng to “theshores of China” except the areas contiguous to British Do-minion or Dutch territory. The General Board, as we shall see,had banished the Fr... .... Argentia, Newfoundland; Bermuda;Guantanamo, Cuba; and Trinidad, British West Indies, were tobe secondary operating bases. Additionally, the Navy wou... ...n the south-west Pacific with the remainder in the Far East (e.g., parts ofthe Dutch colonial empire; Bangkok, Thailand; Hainan Island;Formosa; Japan ... ...emasked as a wartime military route from Great Britain throughthe British West Indies, across Mexico and the French South Pa-cific islands, to New Zea... ...n. Most of the deletionswere to sites in the Pacific south of the equator, the DutchEast Indies, Mexico, and Central America. All of these changesconf... ... the deletionswere to sites in the Pacific south of the equator, the DutchEast Indies, Mexico, and Central America. All of these changesconformed to t...

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... Postscript . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412 5 NORTH AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST, INDIA, CHINA 9 JANUARY–17 FEBRUARY 1943 . . . . . . . . 431 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .431 The Diary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 457 Postscript . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412 5 NORTH AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST, INDIA, CHINA 9 JANUARY–17 FEBRUARY 1943 . . . . . . .... ... by Maj Gen Mason Patrick, nowChief of the Air Service, for them to return east to Washington.There, Hap attended the Army Industrial College’s five-m... ...class commencing that fall and the Arnold familyprepared to move 110 miles east to their new home. Attendingthis course involved an admission, not cle... ...s more quiet, a feeling of restraint. Two bunches offlowers being taken by Dutch pilots to London for their fami-lies; marigolds and another kind I do... ...s moving in the West Atlantic all follow ageneral path close into the West Indies inside of Bermuda untilthey reach Nova Scotia where they follow thei... ...esday, April 30, 1941 [Bolama, Portuguese Guinea, toTrinidad, British West Indies, via Belem, Brazil] Crossed the equator during the night. Landed at ... ...d 11 new crew and11 old crew.Thursday, May 1, 1941 [Trinidad, British West Indies, toWashington, D.C., via Bermuda and New York, New York] Arrived Ber... ... ABC-1 discus-sions. 49. KLM or Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij, Royal Dutch Airlines.It continued to operate from other countries after the fall ... ...seas Airways Corporation, currently British Airways. 51. K. D. Parmentier, Dutch aviator who arrived in Melbourne on 23October 1934. 52. Oporto is the...

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...Lizards, snakes, ‘beasts like hungry wolves’, which were undoubtedly dingoes, were seen and '...a Sort of Raccoons, different from those of the West Indies; chiefly as to their Legs; for these have very short Fore-Legs; but go jumping upon them as the others do...' Thus Dampier recorded the first kangaroos or wallabies he saw. ...

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.... The Museum issued its own instructions for theinitial contact by the Dutch, Spanish, and collection and preservation of specimens, and by... ...f Raccoons, different from those of the West Indies; chiefly as to their Legs; for these There were also besides some P... ...nical knowledge, very different from coast of New Holland. In 1629 the Dutchthose he was familiar with, were collected and seaman merchant Fr... ...okka’, Setonix brachyurus, was mistaken by the Dutchman Samuel Volckertsen for a cat, and fort... ...ager in the water as well as on the land. Black swans,of the Dutch East India Company, wrote to the parrots, and many sea-cows were fo... ... explored much of the world. While in the West Indies, he had joined a group of privateers, an... ... managed to salvage his journal because heof Van Diemens Land as well, the East Indies kept it in a bamboo holder with the ends closedwere virt... ...ged to salvage his journal because heof Van Diemens Land as well, the East Indies kept it in a bamboo holder with the ends closedwere virtually... ...een specimens from New Holland along locations: Hudson Bay on the east coast of Northwith others he collected elsewhere during the Ame...

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...d the Phlogiston Theory. STEPHEN HALES (1677-1761) English Botanist and Chemist 71 Founder of Modern Plant Physiology. JAN INGENHOUSZ (1730-1799) Dutch Physician and Plant Physiologist 71 Characterized the processes of photosynthesis and respiration. SOME IMPORTANT EVENTS IN MODERN CHEMISTRY 75 JOSEPH BLACK (1728-1799) Scottish Chemist 77 Discovered the fixed air...

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........ 71 Founder of Modern Plant Physiology.JAN INGENHOUSZ (1730-1799) Dutch Physician and Plant Physiologist ............ 71 Characterized th... ........................................ 213JACOBUS H. VAN’T HOFF (1852-1911) Dutch Physical Chemist .............................. 216 Proposed the ... ................................. 237 Synthesized the perfume Musk.GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) American Inventor ........................................ ...d Chemist .................................. 492JAN INGENHOUSZ (1730-1799) Dutch Physician & Plant Physiologist................. 493SOME IMPORTANT EVE... ...976) Croatian-Swiss Chemist .................................... 616GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) American Inventor ........................................ ... years before the Christian Era, in Persia and other partsof the Middle East and the Orient, man discovered that when the red-pigmentedmin... ...eriologist, ROBERT KOCH. During a short stay at the Dutch East Indies with the army, he becameinterested in the field of BACTERIOLOGY... ...ERIOLOGY and then returned home. In 1886, EIJKMAN returned to the East Indies as part of a Medical Team thatwas sent to study the disease BERIBERI... ... behind as Director of the newBacteriological Laboratory in the East Indies. In 1896, EIJKMAN solved the BERIBERI problem, partly by...

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...e to more information than they can really assimilate. One very striking point in the book is the usage of ‘honourable company’ with regard to the East India Company. This adjective of ‘honourable’ is a necessary item in the feudal vernaculars of the Indian peninsula. Without this adjective, (mentioned or unmentioned), words and attributes can go down. However, there is...

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...e form of a supervising force at Madras Presidency. That is the English East India Company. 10CoverPage Part 1 ... ...int in the book is the usage of ‘honourable company’ with regard to the East India Company. This adjective of ‘honourable’ is a necessary item in ... ...a limited extent. One should not forget that Portuguese as well as Dutch blood could also have entered here. 12. Apart from all of them, ... ...ing of various conquering groups including those who came from the East Tamil nadu areas as well as the infrequent raids by the Mysore... ...battles, and who had actually defeated a native soldiery force of the Dutch, refrained from any chance for belligerence with the English. ... ... Rajah now placed himself unreservedly under the protection of the Dutch, but the Travancore Maharajah feeling strongly assured of the... ...r Parangimavu, Anacardium occidentale, originally belonging to the West Indies is now common all over India. As the vernacular name implies, this ... ...urch and revered it as a proof of the visit of the great Apostle of the Indies to the shores of Malabar. 396CoverPage Par... ...e find the very same account in Nieuhoff’s Voyages and Travels to the East-Indies (1653-1672 A.D). He says: — “The ancient race of the...

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... Japan China Russia Asian capitalistic countries Hong Kong The South American continent The Middle East United States of America Holland The Jews South Africa Great Britain Part II Chapter 1 Introducing India Chapter 2 The indicant words Indicants ...

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...ies Hong Kong The South American continent The Middle East United States of America Holland The Jews ... ...civilised societies in Africa and Asia; the bewildered societies of East Europe and to the reasonably developed nations of Asia, Africa ... ...t of May 2016: The word ‘Western’ is a misnomer. ‘Western’ can mean Eastern Europe, Western Europe or even the USA and Canada of the Ame... ...finished. Holland I do not know anything about the Dutch language. However, I do think that this is one language that m... ...ural that I discuss South Africa here. It is easy to claim that the Dutch settlers exploited the Black Africans and they never allowed t... ...y well be said that the Blacks would have been better off under the Dutch settlers’ rule. If both the answers are in the affirmative, th... ... interests would be affected. —— ————————————The planters of the West Indies subscribed large sums of money in order that opposition to the ... ...o), Western Pacific consisting of Fiji, New Guinea etc., British West Indies, West African states of Gambia, Sierra Leone, the Gold Coast an...

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... hoping to hear the latest news from Batavia,the capital of the Netherlands Indies, Pieter sipped his drink, whilst the announcerbrought news of the b... ...ng’ he thought, after fiveyears of living well in this small outpost in the Indies, Pieter had grown fat andpampered, a far cry from his heady days in... ...ir on the patio. Pieter dreamed of the contentment he had only found in the Indies, with an easywell paid job, untroublesome natives and fine weather,... ...red thecommand center, as a weary soldier saluted, unable to look up at the Dutch flag stillflying proudly, above the building. Inside, the gloomy sou... ...f the frantic policeman’s face. The bleeping radio blasted out a message in Dutch, “Your ships are sunk, youraircraft are destroyed, and your soldiers... ...so difficult, and the pre-occupation of the planned company move to the Far East. Veronica, gladly passed the fading family portraits, left by her in-... ...passes through the cove of Venus, sailing on towards the great ports of the East, thecove the final passage for the crews of the great schooners that ...

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...that which from chaf’d Muskat’s pores doth tril,As the Almighty Balm of th’early East,Such are the sweat drops of my Mistris’ breast,And on her neck h... ...t wrinckled ’tis a grave.The Nose (like to the sweet Meridian) runsNot ‘twixt an East and West, but ‘twixt two suns;It leaves a Cheek, a rosie Hemisph... ...ere zeal and love grown one, all clouds digest,And make our Court an everlasting East.And canst thou be from thence? Id... ..., fear this:This fear great courage, and high valour is.Dar’st thou ayd mutinous Dutch? and dar’st thou layThee in ships wooden Sepulchres, a preyTo l... ...ss streams are.She was all spices, you all metals; soIn you two we did both rich Indies know.And as no fire nor rust can spend or wasteOne dramm of Go... ...ies, and the generalSteward to fate; she whose rich eyes and brestGuilt the West-Indies, and perfum’d the East,Whose having breath’d in this world, di... ...olite of either eye,Or with those Pearls, and Rubies, which she was?Joyn the two Indies in one Tomb, ’tis glass;And so is all to her materials,Though ... ...ous rage,As Lot’s fair guests were vext. But none of theseNor spungy hydroptique Dutch shall thee displease,If thou stay here. O stay here, for, for t...

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...red in the 8 Ye Olde Seafaring Lexicon West Indiesblaggard blackguard, pirateblanket to aggressively cover an... ...n o’ the most villainous variety!]buccaneers [French: boucaniers] originally French, Dutch, and British adventurers joined by ship deserters, runaway ... ...ich sells necessary items to ships at anchorbumboo [West Africa] a drink of the West Indies made with watered rum and flavored with sugar and nutmegbu... ...tip of South AmericaCape Horn Fever the imaginary illness of sailors reluctant to go east to west round the treacherous Cape Horncap’n captaincapsize ... ...with the Arawak and other Mesoamerican peoplesCaribbee Islands the isles of the West Indies [Caribbean Isles] mainly made up of Cuba, Hispaniola, Puer... ...dopted as the symbol of the St. Photios Greek Orthodox Church shrine situated on the east side of St. George Street, north of Hypolita, in St. Augusti... ...ere when the weather becomes sultry and unbearable, and malaria is at its worstdoit [Dutch] a Dutch coin equal to one-eighth stiverdog watch the two h... ..., for fear of reprisal, but this crew is down by the head, and make no mistake.]Down East along the coast of Maine‘down helm!’ the command to spin the... ... literally from both the West Indies and Biblical allusion, ‘Demon of Sea Misfortune’Dutch East India Company an unscrupulous merchant company from Ho...

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...1 Illustrations Figure 1 Eastern NEI map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...cuments saved by Lt Gen George H. Brett covering the relatively obscure American, Dutch, British, and Australian Command period. ... ... laissez-faire attitudes in Australia. Senior to every American in the Far East, with the exception of Gen Douglas A. MacArthur, ... ...l Gen George Brett executed the duties he was assigned during his tour in the Far East. The examination will focus on the pitfalls he ... ...concurrent assignment as deputy com- mander for the coalescing American, British, Dutch, and Aus- tralian Command (ABDACOM). Wavell wa... ...here, the British were focused primarily on preventing the fall of Singapore. The Dutch, on the other hand, were primarily concerned w... ...er hand, were primarily concerned with the preserva- tion of the Netherlands East Indies (NEI).19 Since Holland had already been occup... ...ed planes damaged. Probable objective to harass evacuation from NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES and re-inforcements from AUSTRA- LIA. PORT M... ... jective when they gained the oil and mineral wealth of the Neth- erlands East Indies, and their limited forces were already badly ...

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... 1909 parade reached President Hoji- But Bite was sitting on the box tinctly Dutch scenery. At first lot. Sayre prepared for school at kina'... ...w Haven, Conn. Barnard & Co. The third nnnual conference of eastern college men on the oppor- tunities and work of... ...he only western team which eanie First class Work Guaranteed. New east this your— were at the small hand-made English Razors and Ham... ... equivalent stand in 15, leads to the dcjiiee of M. ]}. The b Indies of the' fourth year ar<; wholly elective ; ... ... mercial Work put up in Hod- Banners, Pillows Easter Recess, J907 der's Patent Blotter Tablets. ... ..., which light opera sketches will be of- facts, and with great felicity of Indies 1, South America 1, Tur- was admitted to the association ... ...ons beyond that of Lasell Gymna-through inability to throw bas- the West Indies made a study of auditor pure and simple, it will be 191... ...ol, Appian, Buhot, CorotandD'Aubigny ;of the Dutch PAT KEEFE, Proprietor Springfield - - - . ... ... 2U, 19U8 A. G. SPALDING Pain tin g:s By the Dutch School P. J. Detnpsey ...

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...48 Min Menseis Vry1964 Karoo A TASTE OF SOUTH-EASTERMemories of unusual Cape Town characters, queershops and shows, ol... ...n and women returned tothe streets they had known.Perhaps it was the south-easterthat burst open the doors ofmemory; the violent wind thattouches all ... ...all the senses at once.In some mysterious way I oftenseem to taste a south-east gale.Was it a whiff of horseflesh onthe wind that made so many ofmy gh... ...lacesused by farmers with ox-wagons early last century.Gracious dwellings, Dutch andGeorgian and Regency stucco,were still there with theirsymmetrical... ...tal Hotel inLeeuwen Street, built like afarm homestead with a highstoep in Dutch East India days.Charlie Frisch, a diamond andgold pioneer, had the pl... ...ermarket gardeners or fishermen.Their food is close to the soiland the sea.Dutch food should beconspicuous in the restaurantsof the seaport Van Riebee... ...blending the solid Dutchtastes of their masters with thedreams of the East Indies. Theybrought the idea of a dragon'sclaw holding a pearl, soon tobeco... ... windowswere often made of Burma teakwhile panels of beefwood fromthe East Indies are seen inmany pieces of furniture; theyare indeed beef-coloured.Ma... ...edicines rather thansatisfying foodstuffs. Explorerswho landed in the West Indiesand the Americas foundpotatoes and maize, tomatoes,tropical fruits an...

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... IIIForeword: Frere Gerard's Preamble “The Council of for the Company of the Indies, “… towns, villages, and farmsteads as the high mid... ... all the company's settlements.” So, after the Easter Mass of 1717, I set off with Georges, the iron ... ...storal and spiritual needs of the Lower Louisiana col- were given Louisiana east of the river up to the Ohio. The Jesuits got Upperony. Three... ...ce or Indian corn bread, and that the inhabitants ofCarmelite territory in Louisiana east of the river. (p. 23) New Orleans are o... ... too glad to “mix half French flour or half rice or Indian corn( The Company of the Indies were SUPPOSED to provide the Capuchin friars m... ...rade goods he acquired at the New Or-though we were long-lost voyagers from the East Indies, rather leans market, he was able to get from the I... ...r Midnight Mass on pork, and poultry are also now readily available. Spanish, Dutch,Christmas Day itself and then the families of the town all ... ...to drive them out of Tortuga, but the buccaneers were joined by many other French, Dutch and English and turned to piracy against Spanish shipping,... ...French colonies (less so with the British and Dutch) “ . . . The American colonies were chronically short ...

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... pilot32.00.00 daytime Greenland East coast M RDAF Three Heinkel He.8 seaplanes one hexa... ... actions 2045.05.05 evening Germany east of Pfalzerwald M a 415th NFS fighter 5 o... ... 44047.01.16 22:30 North Sea 50 miles from the dutch coast M an RAF Mosquito fighter a strange objec... ... P a private plane a UFO flying at great speed towards the east 310 ... ... Netherlands above east Netherlands A a Royal Dutch air force F-86 a UFO chased by the pilot ... ...ith large fins 417 / 44687.08.21 20:30 French West Indies Fort de France A Airliner pilot + Control tower...

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...ASTE SYSTEM 31. Slavery 32. The Portuguese 33. The DUTCH 34. The French 35. The ENGLISH 36. Kottayam ... ... Portuguese traders tried to set up a trading centre here. Then came the Dutch and after them the arrival of the English traders. The... ...mological headings attributed to Mr. Græme who was one of the English East India Company officials in Malabar. Other... ... about the history by focusing on the dairy or logbook of the English East India Company Factory at Tellicherry. If this book is ... ...ndia. Even though the place was made into a single district by the English East India Company administration, as of now, the location has been di... ... maritime traders and others from other locations as Indic, Inder, Indus, Indies etc. May be more. Even in the works of Herodotus t... ...tinental Europeans did create four ‘Indias’. But actually it is Indies; not Indias. QUOTE: India, however, in those days and long... ... afterwards meant a very large portion of the globe, and which of the Indies it was that Pantænus visited it is impossible to say with certa... ...tors, who shrewdly recorded in their diary that even if the Dutch did their part, the prince would not do his because of...