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“...History of the West Indies." 1 3 vols. By Capt. Thomas Southey, 1827. " At History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus." 1 By Washington Irving. London : Cassell and Company, Ltd., 1828. “ The West Indies and the Spanish Main." 1 By Anthony Trollope. London: Chapman and Hall, 1859. " The Cruise of H.M.S. Bacchante, 1879-1882.” 1 By Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of Wales. London : Mac- millan and Co., 1886. " The English in the West Indies, or the Bow of Ulysses." 1 By J. A. Froude. London : Longmans, Green and Co., 1888. “ History of the Buccaneers of America.’’ By J. Esquemel- ing, 1684. London : Sonnenschein, 1893. " A Historical Geography of the British Colonies. Vol. II. The West Indies.” By C. P. Lucas. Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1890 (second edition, revised by C. Atchley, I.S.O., 1905). " The Cradle of the Deep." By Sir Frederick Treves, G.C.V.O. London : Smith, Elder, 1908. " West Indian Tales of Old." By Algernon Aspinall. London : Duckworth and Co., 1912. " Islands...”
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“...islands. The drawing-room is panelled with Barbados cedar. Cherry Tree Hill, a short distance beyond the Abbey, reached by a noble double avenue of Casuarina and mahogany trees, commands a striking view of the Scotland District, with Hackleton’s Cliff (see page 89) beyond. Farley Hill, in St. Peter’s (16 miles; if hours by motor-car from Bridgetown), the residence of the late Sir Graham Briggs, is notable as being the original home of the beautiful Farleyense fern (Adiantum Farleyense). J. A. Froude stayed here in 1887. In the grounds are trees planted by Prince Alfred, after- wards Duke of Edinburgh, who visited the West Indies in the Euryalus in 1861, and by Princes Albert Victor and George (now King George V), who toured the Caribbean in H.M.S. Bacchante in 1879-80. From Grenade Hill, St. Peter, a disused semaphore signal- station (see page 88) near by, a fine view of the Scotland District can be obtained. At Turner’s Hall Wood, St. Andrew (14 miles; ij hours by motor-car from Bridgetown)...”
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“...ST. VINCENT 185 spots in the West Indies. Froude likened it to a Norwegian town, with its houses along the shore painted in the same tints of blue or yellow or pink as those in Norway, with the same red-tiled roofs, the trees coming down the hill-sides to the water’s edge, villas of modest pretensions shining through the foliage, with the patches of cane-fields, the equivalent in the landscape of the brilliant Norwegian grass. In the Market Square in the centre of the town and near the pier stands the War Memorial to those from St. Vincent who served and died in the Great War. It consists of a handsome obelisk of Cornish granite sur- mounted by the bronze figure of a soldier looking sea- wards. Funds for its erection were provided by a vote of the Legislature and public subscriptions, and it was unveiled on Armistice Day, 1925. The Market is particularly interesting in the early hours of the morning. The Government Offices, the Post Office (Egmont Street), and Barclays Bank (Halifax Street)...”
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“...Royal Bay, «Martinique, 244 . Foster, Sir George, 435 Foudroyant, man-of-war, 206 Four Paths, 256 Fowle, Dr. W., 286 Frank/ield, 256 Fraser, General, 222 Fraser, John, 268 Fraser, John Foster, 425 Frébault, Governor, 303 Frederiksfort, 319 Frederiksted, 321-3 Freeman, Humphrey, 278 Freemasonry, 11-12', 180, 201. 268 Frenchmen’s Hill, 318, 320 French Revolution, 361, 363 French West India Co., i-u 168 French West Indies, 299-313 Freshwater Bay, 72 Freshwater Lake, Dominica, 241 Frigate Island, 153 Froude, J. A., 107, 185 Fruits, 22 Furness Bermuda Line, 457-8 Fustic wood, 253 Fyzabad, 140 Gage’s Soufrière, 233 Gaillard Cut, Panama, 417, 419, 425 Gaillard, Lieut.-Colonel, 425 Galdy, Lewis, 270 Galeota, Cape, 112, 142 Gallows Island, 53 Gallows Point, 272 Gamboa, 420 Ganson, Wm., 405 Garcia, Cuban revolutionary, 34° Gaspar Grande, or Gasparee, 1x3, 114, 118. 128 Gasparillo, 118 Gates, Sir Thos., 45 Gatun, 416, 4x7, 420, 422, 428-4 Geflowski, E. E., sculptor, 264 Geology of the West Indies, 2 George...”