Each fent fome of his people afhore : but in one place the inhabitants fled as the -Ruffians approached; in another, they carried off thofe who landed, and deftroyed their boats. The violence of the weather, and the diftrefs of their crews, obliged both... The History of America - 40. oldalszerző: William Robertson - 1787Teljes nézet - Információ erről a könyvről
| 1777 - 750 oldal
...the north-weft coaft of California. In their return they touched at feveral iflands, which ftreteh in a chain from eaft to weft between the country which they had difcovered and the coaft of Afia. They had fome intercourfe wilh the natives, who feemed to them to referable the North-Americans.... | |
| William Winterbotham - 1795 - 626 oldal
...coaft of California. Each fent fome of his people afhore : but in one place the inhabitants fled as the -Ruffians approached; in another, they carried...country which they had difcovered and the coaft of Afia. They had fome intercourfe with the natives, who feemed to them (o referable the North Americans.... | |
| William Winterbotham - 1799 - 616 oldal
...coaft of California. Each fent fome of his people afhore : but in one place the inhabitants fled as the Ruffians approached ; in another, they carried...at feveral iflands, which ftretch in a chain from caft to weft betweerf'the country which they had difcovered and the coaft of Alia. They had fome intercourfe... | |
| William Robertson - 1803 - 454 oldal
...coaft of California. Each fet fome of his people aftiore : but in one place the inhabitants fled as the Ruffians approached ; in another, they carried...weather, and the diftrefs of their crews, obliged both captains to quit this inhofpitable coaft. In their return they touched at feveral iflands, which ftretch... | |
| William Winterbotham - 1819 - 606 oldal
...coaft of California. Each fent fome of his people aftiore : but in one place the inhabitants fled as the Ruffians approached ; in another, they carried off thofe who landed, and de. ftroyed their boats. The violence of the weather, and the diftrefs of their crews, obliged both... | |
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