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“...Chapter IV THE BAHAMAS Expulsis piratis commercia restituta. The Colony’s Motto. The Bahamas consist of a chain of coral islands with a total area of 4,403! square miles. Lying between latitude 210 42' and 270 34' N. and longitude 720 40' and 790 5' W., they extend from off the coast of Florida to the north of Haiti, and include twenty-nine inhabited islands and over 3,000 islets and rocks. The principal islands are: New Providence (in which is Nassau, the capital), Abaco, Harbour Island, Eleuthera, Inagua, Long Cay, the Biminis, Cat Island, Ragged Island, Rum Cay, Exuma, Long Island, and San Salvador, or Wat- ling’s Island, all of which are Ports of Entry; and Grand Bahama, Crooked Island, Acklin Island, Maya- guana, the Berry Islands, and Andros. Their popu- lation is 58,101. The large islands are for the most part situated on the eastern edge of the plateau on which the archipelago rests, and rise precipitously from great depths of ocean averaging between 2,000...”
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“...BRITISH HONDURAS 395 and brick and standing on a stone-faced platform, are preserved as historic monuments. They have been identified as relics of the ancient Maya civilisation and are now the subject of investigation by experts of the British Museum. In the Cayo district, near Benque Viejo, there are some interesting ruins. Here there is a three-storied temple, the ground floor of which is still in a good state of preservation. Near it is a fine sculptured stele. An account of these ancient remains is given in the British Colonial Report, Miscellaneous [Cd 6428], published in 1921....”
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“...INDEX 486 Marigot, 305, 335 Markham, Sir Clements, 246 Marlborough, Earl of, 73 Marley Castle, 287 Marmelade, Duke of, 364 Maroon Negroes, 169, 254, 280, 287-9 " Maroon parties,” 38 Maroon Town, 287—9 Maroon War, 287 Marowijne, R., 412 Marquis, Grenada, 165 Marr, Sir Henry, 67 Marriaqua, 196 Marshall, Captain, coloniser of Surinam, 413 Marshall Falls, 382, 383 Martha Brae River, 253 ■ Marti, José, 339. 347 Martinique, 306-13 Accommodation in, 307 Area, situation and popu- lation, 306 Books on, 17 Captured by English, 307 Climate, 306 Communications, 307 Constitution, 307 History, 306 Industries, 306 Mason Hall, 148 Massecuite, 437 Matanzas, 339, 341, 352 Matelot, 142 Matthew, Governor, 208 Matura Bay, 136 Maurice, Lieut. J. W.,' defen- der of Diamond Rock, 180, 313 Mavis Bank, 274 May, Rev. William, 264 Mayaguana, 59 Mayagüez, 325, 327, 328, 329, 33* Mayaro Bay, 136, 142, 443 Maya ruins in British Hon- ' duras, 395 May Day Mountains...”