10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAPTAINRY»
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1
Containing the Description of Asia, Africa, and America. ...
This City was taken this Captainry , dignify'd with the Title o an _1iy the
Hollzuidcrs, A. D. r624, but the Porm- Episcopal See, under the Metropolitan of S.
Sal) guests recover'd it the next Year, and its Episco- Wdor, and having a
capacious ...
2
Beaumarchais and his times: Sketches of French society in ...
85 The following is an extract from one of the numerous sentences which
Beaumarchais passed every week, and which were posted up throughout the
district of the Captainry. The reader may wish to see the multiform individual who
is the ...
3
Record in the Case of Colin Mitchell and Others, Versus the ...
... to the tribunal of accounts, by the royal order, it wants to have before it the royal
order of the 29th of March, 1815, communicated to this Captainry General,
approving the recompense? which were proposed by the Governor of East
Florida, ...
4
An Universal History, from the Earliest Accounts to the ...
This minister, who acts both ' in a civil and military capacity, maintains the state
and court of a fovereign prince, in the city of St. Salvador, in the captainry of
Bahia de Todos los Sanctos. To proceed regularly with these captainries, we fhall
...
George Sale, George Psalmanazar, Archibald Bower, 1783
5
The modern part of An universal history, from the earliest ...
tive the Viceroy of Peru. This minister, who acts both in a civil and military
capacity, maintains the state and court of a sovereign prince, in the city of St.
Salvador, in the captainry of Bahia de Todos los Sanctos. To • proceed regularly
with these ...
6
An universal history: from the earliest accounts to the ...
The next division is the captainry of Maragnano, fo called Marag- from an island
of that name contiguous to Paria. This, like nano. all the other provinces, is
watered by fine rivers, and a variety of purling rivulets, which serve to beautisy
and ...
George Sale, George Psalmanazar, Archibald Bower, 1763
7
The Philosophical Magazine: A Journal of Theoretical, ...
... to the Rio Negro, which they descended as far as the small fortress of San
Carlos, which has been erroneously believed to be situated under the equator,
and as far as the frontiers of the Grand Para, the captainry-general of Brazil. A
canal ...
8
Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts
The province of Brazil which produces diamonds is situated inland between
221and 16 degrees of south latitude. Its circumference is near 670 leagues. On
the east it is limited by the captainry or province of Rio Janeim; on the south, by
that of ...
9
Universal Geography, Or, A Description of All Parts of the ...
Captainry of Carl- -—-i Ottoschatz, 1 town, lburgh, 79 villages. stadt. is Ogulin, 1
burgh, 95 villages. -i-—— Szluin, 2 burghs, 315 villages. Captainry of Va- §
Regimei1t of Kreutz, 1 burgh, 191 villages. rasdin. D St. George, 2 burghs, 71
villages.
10
Philosophical Magazine, Comprehending the Various Branches ...
... to the Rio Negro, which they descended as far as the small fortress of San
Carlos, which has been erroneously believed to be situated under the equator,
and as far as the frontiers of the Grand Para, the captainry-general of Brazil. A
canal ...
